A game speed modification feature enables playing at low speed offline, with high contrast mode adjusting colors to allow for easier reading of menus and text. Color Blindness mode is available, and can be adjusted, and will depend on the UI and visuals. Subtitles can be enabled or disabled by changing the size of the font, the background opacity, and the highlighting of key words. There’s also an narrator to read detailed information on screen, like text, buttons and other elements, and the choice between text and text, and speech in the spoken language, for voice chat. You can even disable moving backgrounds completely. Finally, support for American Sign Language and British Sign Language will likely come as soon as it takes to create pictures in cinematics. Forza Horizon 5 is the new Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, and Xbox One, along with the final day of Xbox Game Pass tomorrow. Check out our official review here.
