Forza Horizon 6 launches with a total of 57 achievements, offering up to 1,000 Gamerscore for completionists. The list is structured around campaign progression, exploration challenges, car culture activities, and seasonal multiplayer systems. It follows a fairly balanced distribution: 32 achievements worth 10 Gamerscore each, 13 achievements worth 20 Gamerscore, 9 achievements worth 30 Gamerscore, and 3 major achievements worth 50 Gamerscore.

Most of the achievements are tied to natural progression through the Japan-based festival map, especially the new systems like Touge Battles, Collection Journals, and Horizon Wristbands. It’s a list that rewards both casual play and long-term completion goals.

Horizon Festival & Campaign Achievements

This category is the core progression path and will unlock naturally as you move through the festival storyline.

Welcome to Japan (10 G) – Complete the opening sequence

Welcome to Horizon (10 G) – Earn the Yellow Wristband and join the Horizon Festival

Stamping Ground / Home Turf (10 G) – Earn the Yellow Stamp in your Collection Journal

First of Many (10 G) – Complete your first qualifier

On the Podium (10 G) – Win your first Horizon Festival race event

Just Getting Started / I'm Just Getting Started (10 G) – Complete your first Touge Battle

Working 9 to 5 / 9 to 5 (10 G) – Complete your first Job

Festival Fan (10 G) – Earn the Green Horizon Festival Wristband

Making Waves (10 G) – Earn the Blue Horizon Festival Wristband

Seeing the Sights (10 G) – Earn the Green Stamp in your Collection Journal

Traveling All Around (10 G) – Earn the Blue Stamp in your Collection Journal

Master Explorer (30 G) – Complete all Journal stages

Horizon Legend (50 G) – Complete all Horizon Festival playlist/bracelet stages

This section is essentially the backbone of the game. Players will naturally progress through wristbands and journal stamps while participating in races, jobs, and Touge events.

Exploration, PR Stunts & Collectibles

This group focuses on map completion, hidden objects, and skill-based challenges across Japan.

Mascot Hunter (10 G) – Destroy your first regional mascot

To The Moon (10 G) – Earn at least 1 Star at the Irokawa Launch Danger Sign

A Fine Addition To My Collection (10 G) – Discover and claim a Treasure Car

Four Swords (10 G) – Complete a LINK Skill

Those Few Shards (30 G) – Destroy all 200 bonus boards hidden across Japan

Must Destroy Them All! (30 G) – Track down and smash all 200 regional mascots

This is where completionists will spend most of their time. The 200 bonus boards and mascots alone represent a significant long-term grind, especially if you’re aiming for full map completion.

Event Activities & Car Culture

These achievements focus on specific driving modes and themed automotive events.

Bargain Hunt / Bargain Hunter (10 G) – Purchase an Aftermarket Car

Another Lap Won’t Hurt (10 G) – Set a lap time at a Time Attack Circuit

Fresh Tire Smoke (10 G) – Complete a Drag Meet

All Eyes On You (10 G) – Park the 2025 GR GT Prototype at a Car Meet

Track Day (10 G) – Set a lap time at a Time Attack Circuit using a Track Toy vehicle

Racing Enthusiast (30 G) – Win 57 unique Horizon Festival race events

This section pushes players to experience different driving styles, from drag racing to time attack circuits. The requirement to win 57 unique events encourages variety instead of repeating a single favorite race.

Seasonal Events & Horizon Play Multiplayer

These achievements are tied to online systems and seasonal progression, making them some of the most time-consuming in the game.

Ready to Rumble (10 G) – Earn 10 Levels in Horizon Play

Historic Effort (30 G) – Earn a Series History reward from the Festival Playlist

Played-List (30 G) – Earn all Festival Playlist points for an individual Season

Maxed Out / Maximized (50 G) – Reach Level 100 in Horizon Play

This is the long-term grind section. Reaching Level 100 in Horizon Play is designed as the ultimate endurance challenge, while seasonal playlist completion demands consistent weekly participation.

Total Gamerscore Breakdown

To summarize the full structure:

Total Achievements: 57

Total Gamerscore: 1,000 G

10 G Achievements: 32

20 G Achievements: 13

30 G Achievements: 9

50 G Achievements: 3

The achievement list in Forza Horizon 6 is clearly designed around long-term engagement. Early achievements come naturally through the campaign, but full completion requires dedication to exploration, seasonal events, and multiplayer systems.

Players who enjoy 100% completion will find plenty to do, especially with collectibles like mascots and bonus boards, while competitive racers will likely focus on event wins and Horizon Play progression.

It’s a classic balance: easy early progression, but a demanding and rewarding endgame for completionists.