Forza Horizon 6 | 1973 Ford Falcon XB GT Twin-Turbo | Logitech G29 | RTX 5090 4K Ultra HD

A twin-turbo supercharged 1973 Ford Falcon XB GT — the real-world car behind the legendary "Interceptor" nickname — tears through Forza Horizon 6 in pure steering wheel cam gameplay, zero commentary. The run opens at sunset over a Furano-style flower farm, drifting low past rows of glowing colorful blooms, before climbing into a Mount Fuji Skyline-style mountain pass with sweeping switchbacks up and down. From there it drops onto a Shuto Expressway-style highway run and finishes with a Shibuya-style neon city cruise to close the loop. 🎮 Welcome to Just Mask Gaming — I post Forza Horizon 6 gameplay, sim racing content, and honest driving videos from India. 🚗 Car Featured: 1973 Ford Falcon XB GT — Twin-Turbo Supercharged Build 🎮 Gear Used: Logitech G29 Steering Wheel 🕹️ Game Info: Forza Horizon 6 (FH6), PC, Ultra Settings 💻 Graphics: Captured at RTX 5090-tier, 4K Ultra HD 🎯 Route: Flower Farm (Sunset) → Flower Fields Cruise → Mountain Pass (Up & Down) → Highway → City The XB GT's supercharged V8 snarl carries the whole run — no talking, no cuts, just wheel input, engine note, and some of the most photorealistic scenery Forza Horizon 6 has rendered yet. This build leans into the car's real-world Mad Max Interceptor reputation with a raw, menacing twin-turbo soundtrack that fits the flower-field-to-city journey perfectly. ⏱️ Timestamps: 0:00 Sunset Flower Farm 2:45 Flower Fields Cruise 5:30 Mountain Pass Climb 8:45 Highway Run 11:00 City Cruise New Forza Horizon 6 wheel-cam videos regularly — subscribe for more raw G29 driving content. #ForzaHorizon6 #FordFalconGT #MadMaxCar #MountFuji #ShutoExpressway