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Hutch And Turn10 Launches Forza Customs For Mobile

Kerri GuilletteBy Kerri Guillette11/15/20232 Mins Read
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Looking to customize cars while solving puzzles? Well, this new game is for you. The renowned automotive mobile game developer behind hit titles such as F1 Clash and Top Drives, Hutch, has launched Forza Customs. Created in partnership with Turn 10 Studios, Forza Customs invites players to enjoy an intersection between car customization and puzzle gameplay.

Since its inception in 2011, Hutch has entertained over 350 million mobile players across game titles, including Rebel Racing, F1 Clash, and Top Drives. Hutch is dedicated to growing the racing genre on mobile and enabling communities of players worldwide to celebrate their passion for cars.

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Now launching worldwide on Android and iOS, Forza Customs delivers high-quality Match3 gameplay perfectly tailored for an automotive audience. Featuring deep and genre-defining car customization, brought to life with leading model fidelity and visuals, Forza Customs will bring Forza to an extensive worldwide mobile audience.

The trailer gives a glimpse of the different ways you can customize your car. And it also demonstrates how solving puzzles and customizing cars goes hand in hand. It looks like a fun game.

Players will be able to access a fleet of real-world cars, authentically modeled and customizable, in-game, from manufacturers such as Porsche, Ford, and VW. With a fully featured photo mode built into the game, players can share their creations with a community of customizers.

As a live title, Forza Customs will benefit from regular updates, including new cars, game modes, rewards, and more throughout the year. Seed difficulty systems will ensure that players are able to access higher-tier rewards and enjoy a consistent challenge as they play through the game.

Shaun Rutland, CEO and Co-Founder at Hutch, says: “Forza Customs is the result of two studios coming together to do what they each do best. Combining Hutch’s expertise in creating automotive titles for mobile and Turn 10’s Forza legacy, Forza Customs is set to be an ideal balance of both qualities.”

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