
Forza Horizon 6 achievements
Forza Horizon 6 has 57 achievements and 1,000 Gamerscore. Being an Xbox and PC game there is no platinum here: the goal is 100% completion, and getting there takes around 60-80 hours.
It is a rare 100%. No achievement is genuinely hard, none is missable and none demands skill behind the wheel: it all comes from playing. What separates the 2% who complete it from everyone else is three seasonal achievements that do not depend on how well you drive, but on how many weeks you have been playing.
Here is the complete guide to all 57, the route through the Wristbands and Stamps, and the breakdown of why 100% completion in this game is decided on the calendar and not on the road.
Forza Horizon 6 100% completion at a glance
- Estimated difficulty
- 3/10
- Approximate time
- 60–80 hours
- Minimum playthroughs
- 1 — It is an open world with no ending: there is nothing to replay.
- Offline achievements
- 55
- Online achievements
- 2
- Missable achievements
- None
- Can you play on Easy?
- Yes, and it makes no difference: no achievement depends on the difficulty. You can play the whole thing with every driving assist switched on.
- Reach 100%
- 2.24% of players (53,208 measured)
Where to start
- Start with Horizon Play on day one. It is the only thing you cannot speed up, and it is where the three rarest achievements live. Horizon Play and seasons: the 3 achievements that decide 100% completion in Forza Horizon 6 →
- Then the Wristbands and the Stamps, which are the backbone of your progress and unlock everything else. The 7 Wristbands and the 7 Stamps of Forza Horizon 6 →
- And with those under way, the complete guide, achievement by achievement.
The full completion guide

The achievement list
Mastery
2 guidesThe game’s mastery tests: what each one asks for and the fastest way to close it.
- Wristbands and stamps: two progress tracks that measure different things12 trophies→ Welcome to Horizon
- A hundred cars, three million credits and one specific prototype9 trophies→ First Love
Challenges
1 guidesThe trophies you will not get just by playing: special conditions, time limits and specific tests.
- The fourteen event trophies: five Touge, three Rush and 57 wins14 trophies→ First of Many
Exploration
1 guidesWhat you have to cover and finish at 100% on the map, and the point in the playthrough when it is best done.
- The ten regions, the 81 stars and the game's rarest trophy11 trophies→ Welcome to Japan
Collectibles
2 guidesEverything you have to find, and the completion trophies that depend on it.
- The 7 Wristbands and the 7 Stamps of Forza Horizon 62 trophies→ Horizon Legend
- Forza Horizon 6's 409 collectibles and why the last boards are on rooftops5 trophies→ Gotta Smash 'Em All
Before you start
1 guidesWhat you want to know from hour one: missable trophies, recommended order and decisions that shape the playthrough.
Common questions about Forza Horizon 6 trophies
Does Forza Horizon 6 have a platinum?
No. The platinum is a PlayStation-only thing and Forza Horizon 6 is out on Xbox and PC only, so here the goal is 100% of the achievements and the full 1,000 Gamerscore.
It is the same job under another name: 57 achievements, and you need every one of them.
How long does it take to complete Forza Horizon 6 to 100%?
Between 60 and 80 hours, with one important caveat: they are not 60 hours in a row.
Three achievements depend on the calendar, not on how much time you pour in. The 100 Horizon Play levels and the Series History Reward build up season by season, so even if you play 12 hours a day you cannot finish them inside a week.
Is 100% completion in Forza Horizon 6 hard?
No, and this is the figure that explains it best: no achievement depends on the difficulty. You can play the whole game with every driving assist on and still earn all of them.
There are no missable achievements either: the world stays open forever and everything can be retried. We score it 3 out of 10 for difficulty, but that does not make it quick.
What is the hardest achievement in Forza Horizon 6?
Maxed Out, which asks you to reach level 100 in Horizon Play. Only 2.24% of players have it.
And it is not hard: it is long. The other two on the podium tell the same story — Historic Effort (4.83%), which asks for a Series History Reward, and The Boss (5.80%), the maximum Promotion in a Job. All three are about persistence, none about skill.
Do you need online achievements?
Only two, and they are gentle: visit another player's Estate and park at 3 different Car Meets. Neither asks you to race anyone or coordinate with another person.
The other 55 can all be earned offline.