The premise is actually very simple. This time, instead of baby Mario arriving on Yoshi's popular island, a mysterious talking book falls from the sky. It introduces itself as Mister Encyclopedia, or Mr. E for short, and reveals that within its pages hide wonderful creatures that have yet to be explored. The story isn't complex, but it has at least one or two moments you'll come to appreciate later in the game.

Evangeline therefore seeks the help of Professor Harry Everhart, and lo and behold, he is the very person who had contact with the artifact Evangeline dreams about. The two of them thus join forces and venture into the unknown to discover what truly lies behind the enigmatic dreams.

MOUSE: P.I. was her name, a detective story crammed with bad jokes, it sounded oddly familiar... Black-and-white techniques in the style of animated films from the first half of the last century tell a story about a fellow detective named Jack Pepper, a veteran of the Great War who returned from the Old World to solve his cases in the familiar town of Mouseburg.

That's the case with Forza Horizon 6, which means this should be an easy review to write. I could minimally modify a thought from my Forza Horizon 5 review and write: everything I praised about the fifth installment, I can praise about the sixth one, and everything I complained about in that game, I don't like in this new one either.