I recently got the privilege to review the game Forza Horizon 2, one of the hottest releases on Xbox One. Why you ask? It's because the game designers have done a lot to cater the game experience to electronic dance music fans like myself and I am here to tell you that they have delivered.
The journey starts at the sign in screen where you have Keeno's "Nocturne" playing in the background as the game waits for your credentials before you can proceed. Once you're in, you're greeted with a splash cinematic sequence of a bunch of young 20-somethings jetting off on a road trip to an off the beaten path music festival. Once you've picked your style of car, which ranges from the the American muscle type, a sporty compact, or a BMW, you are vaulted into the game. One of the first tracks played while cruising the French Rivera in my BMW was "Liberate" by Eric Prydz: