Nope, no chance. It will be available for purchase forever.

One day.

probably even earlier as fh4.

Originally posted by T3CHSK4T3R:

probably even earlier as fh4.

I would not be so sure about that, they didn't even announce fh6 yet.
I'm sure they want at least one horizon game to stay and make money.

They'll delist it whenever the licenses expire. There's no way they'll relicense every car in the game just for a few sales over a couple more years. The vast majority who want to buy the game will have already bought it by now.

FH5 will get delisted at some point but no-one except PGG knows when it will be. The normal licence period for FH games was 4 years from release till delisting...however, that cycle was changed with FH4 when they extended it to 6 years. Whether that was because Covid happened and they knew FH5 would be delayed so they wanted to keep their overlap or whether it was because of how much more successful FH4 was and, thus, they could continue making money for longer, we do not know

Of course! Better buy The Crew 2 or Motorfest instead!

Be aware that licenses of individual vehicles may expire sooner than the whole game. Sure, there's going to be few of these guys who has somehow stocked them up and are selling those removed cars (like Regalia in FH4) for the price of five rare cars or more, but if I would be you, I would complete my car collection asap, just in case.

Originally posted by Szymon257:

Originally posted by T3CHSK4T3R:

probably even earlier as fh4.

I would not be so sure about that, they didn't even announce fh6 yet.
I'm sure they want at least one horizon game to stay and make money.

i guess it has nothing to do with that but you ll see at my following answer :)

Originally posted by Nursemorph:

FH5 will get delisted at some point but no-one except PGG knows when it will be. The normal licence period for FH games was 4 years from release till delisting...however, that cycle was changed with FH4 when they extended it to 6 years. Whether that was because Covid happened and they knew FH5 would be delayed so they wanted to keep their overlap or whether it was because of how much more successful FH4 was and, thus, they could continue making money for longer, we do not know

yes you re right but it wasn t covid but rather the 2-2,5 years later release of the steam version :) we will see if it will stay the normal 4 years or if it will be 6 years in the future.

Originally posted by T3CHSK4T3R:

Originally posted by Szymon257:

I would not be so sure about that, they didn't even announce fh6 yet.
I'm sure they want at least one horizon game to stay and make money.

i guess it has nothing to do with that but you ll see at my following answer :)

Originally posted by Nursemorph:

FH5 will get delisted at some point but no-one except PGG knows when it will be. The normal licence period for FH games was 4 years from release till delisting...however, that cycle was changed with FH4 when they extended it to 6 years. Whether that was because Covid happened and they knew FH5 would be delayed so they wanted to keep their overlap or whether it was because of how much more successful FH4 was and, thus, they could continue making money for longer, we do not know

yes you re right but it wasn t covid but rather the 2-2,5 years later release of the steam version :) we will see if it will stay the normal 4 years or if it will be 6 years in the future.

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