“A clean sheet”: Forza Horizon 6 wipes stunt leaderboards, including legitimate scores
Forza Horizon 6’s City Life update resets the game’s PR Stunt leaderboards, clearing legitimate records alongside scores affected by exploits. Playground Games says the reset gives everyone “a clean sheet” after fixes for glitches that produced unrealistic scores.
The update is available on Steam and the Xbox app for PC, as well as Xbox consoles. It also adds two permanent races in Tokyo and lowers the number of Festival Playlist points needed to earn new cars.
There is one reassurance for players who spent time completing stunts: the developer says records used to unlock associated Collection Journal items will remain unlocked. The leaderboard scores themselves are being cleared.
The City Life playlist includes five reward cars. Image: Playground Games / Xbox Game Studios
Which leaderboards are affected by the reset
The wipe covers Danger Signs, Drift Zones, Speed Zones, Trailblazers and Speed Traps, Playground Games says. It is a reset of PR Stunt leaderboards, not an announced deletion of the cars in a player’s garage or their Collection Journal rewards.
The studio had previously warned that it planned a reset. In the City Life announcement, it acknowledged that deleting legitimate scores would disappoint some players, but said the update fixes glitches that could be used to post unrealistic results.
The update also adds a Festival Playlist restriction filter to the Garage and Autoshow. Players can use it to see which cars meet an event’s requirements before buying or driving one. Solo Seasonal Championships now use the difficulty selected by the player.
The Master Chief outfit is a Week 2 photo challenge reward. Image: Playground Games / Xbox Game Studios
City Life adds Tokyo races and makes cars easier to earn
The two permanent routes are Edo Circuit Road Race and Shuto Charge Street Race. Playground Games says it reduced the Playlist points needed for new cars in response to community feedback, including from people without access to online content.
The City Life Festival Playlist begins on November 5 at 2:30 p.m. UTC. Its rewards include the 2016 Honda S660 Alpha, 2025 Citroën Ami and 1987 Fiat Panda, plus returning Alfa Romeo Giulietta and Hillman Imp models. Rewards are tied to the series or individual seasonal weeks.
For Xbox and Halo’s 25th anniversary, a special livery for the 2025 GR GT Prototype is being sent through the in-game Message Center. The Master Chief outfit can be earned through the Playlist’s Week 2 photo challenge. A separate IKEA Prop Pack adds 35 furniture items for Custom Garages.
