Sure, you can still earn XP, perks, roulette bonuses and the like, all of which add to your totals from the game’s base campaign, but you’re entering into a whole new tournament here. It’s linked to the core game, but acts like its own campaign. Offering up a brand new island to explore, a wealth of content to enjoy and some nasty weather to endure, it certainly sounds good on paper, but is it? Simply saying yes would be the easiest way to answer that question, but where’s the fun in that?Īppreciably, Storm Island is its own entity. The Storm Island DLC is available only for the Xbox One edition of Forza Horizon 2, as Microsoft does not support the Xbox 360 version of the racer with new content.įor more on the Storm Island DLC, check out GameSpot's previous coverage as well as some images in the gallery below.After taking car enthusiasts on a trip to the coastal regions of France and Italy, Forza Horizon 2 has another race-filled vacation up its sleeve in the form of its Storm Island DLC.
"Your feedback on the forums has been invaluable in helping to pinpoint the causes of these issues." "Thank you for your patience and understanding while we investigated the problems," the developer said. The Forza Horizon 2 update should arrive sometime next week, Microsoft said.
Forza Horizon 2 developer Turn 10 Studios writes on its forums that it launched an investigation into the Storm Island bugs, and is working on a patch that should clear up the issues.
Thankfully for fans, Microsoft on Friday acknowledged these problems and pledged to fix them. Players are reporting a number of issues with the Xbox One DLC, including crashes, as well as events failing to appear, among other problems. The recently released Storm Island DLC for Microsoft's racing game Forza Horizon 2, a substantial expansion that sells for $20 and introduced extreme weather and more, has caused something of a storm with fans.
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