Forza Horizon 4 Expansion 2 is Lego Speed Champions, launches June 13

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The last game had Hot Wheels, this time we get Lego.

What you need to know

  • The second expansion pack for Forza Horizon 4 has been revealed at E3 2019.
  • Centered on a licensed tie-up with Lego.
  • Launches on June 13.

Forza Horizon 3's second DLC was in partnership with Hot Wheels, and in a similar vein, the latest game has also gone for a wacky take on open world racing. It's a far cry from the first expansion, the rugged terrain of Fortune Island.

Owners of the Ultimate Edition or the Expansions bundle will get access to the Lego DLC upon release. When is that? Pretty soon; Lego Speed Champions is set to launch on Xbox One and PC on June 13.

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