We’ve finally gotten our first (official) look at the captivating open-world racing paradise of Forza Horizon 6. While many of us are still exploring the highly detailed recreation of Japan, some players have already figured out a Forza Horizon 6 infinite money exploit.
This Forza Horizon 6 infinite money exploit lets you earn nearly one million credits per hour. If you want to get unlimited credits to build your dream garage or just buy every car you come across in Forza Horizon 6, this guide is for you.
How the Infinite Credits Exploit Works
Forza Horizon Gameplay. Image Credit: Forza Horizon
Strictly speaking, this is not a glitch. It’s just a clever configuration that users discovered to earn extra free credits. XMBWesley first discovered this Forza Horizon 6 infinite money exploit, and now many players are hopping on the trend.
Follow these simple steps to activate the exploit:
Step 1: Locate the EventLab Map
- Boot up Forza Horizon 6 and open the pause menu.
- Navigate to the Creative Hub tab.
- Select the Create & Browse Events tile, then click on Play Events.
- Press the Back/View button on your controller to open the search overlay.
- Input the custom map Share Code.
There are two primary versions of this map available. We recommend using 147 520 403 because it takes about seven minutes to complete and maximizes your credit return. 197 337 317 is the original six-lap marathon version.
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Step 2: Choose Your Vehicle
Wait for the event to load. Select the fastest vehicle for the best completion time. The Ferrari FXX-K Evo’ Welcome Pack’ is a top choice for this method. It has an exceptional top speed and a track-hugging downforce.
Step 3: Maximize Your Difficulty Settings
Forza Horizon Difficulty Settings. Image Credit: IGN
Setting parameters to Assisted. Keep the AI on Unbeatable. It tricks the system into giving you a massive +50% credits difficulty bonus without making the race harder. Apply this exact configuration:
- Drivatar Difficulty: Unbeatable
- Braking: Assisted
- Steering: Auto-Steering
- Traction Control: On
- Stability Control: On
- Shifting: Automatic
- Driving Line: Full
- Damage & Tire Wear: None
- Rewind: On
- Launch Control: On
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Step 4: Race To Earn Credits + XP
When you’re done with these settings, it’s time to hit the road and earn free credits and XP. You can do this in two ways, depending on what you want to prioritize.
- The Rubber Band Trick: If you want to earn both Credits and XP, you’ll need to apply the good old controller rubber band trick. Wrap a rubber band around your controller’s R2/accelerate button to keep the throttle pinned down. The game’s assisted steering and braking will guide your supercar smoothly around the custom track. Hands-free credits and XP.
- ANNA’s Auto-Drive: If you want credits only, use the built-in AI navigation assistant. When the race starts, activate ANNA’s Auto-Drive functionality by pressing Down on the D-pad, then Left on the D-pad immediately. When you do, your car stays on track, as you earn free massive credit payouts while drinking a soda.
The Ultimate Quick XP and Super Wheelspin Method
You can choose to farm Car Mastery points or trigger endless Super Wheelspins. There is an alternative EventLab track explicitly designed for obstacle-based skill chains. To do this
- Search for map Share Code: 121 812 769.
- Select a versatile vehicle. You can use the 1998 Subaru Impreza 22B-STI Version, upgraded to S2 Class.
- Unlock the Multi Maxer mastery perk on your chosen car to multiply your skill scores.
- Keep the same assisted difficulty settings listed above.
- Manually hold down the throttle to race through this obstacle course.
Each short run takes about 60 seconds. But you get about 3,000 XP and a massive number of skill points that you can use in unlocking reward wheels via your car mastery trees. Please note that if you use ANNA’s Auto-Drive here, it will stop you from generating XP.
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What Happens Now?
There’s a chance this infinite money exploit gets fixed soon. Forza Horizon developers are popular for releasing quick hotfixes and backend updates, especially when glitches become popular. When they do, the exploit could be gone.
When this patch comes, there’s a chance that vehicle values will change and reward payouts may be adjusted. Gaming communities are already speculating that a fix could arrive in an upcoming update. The next update is expected on June 18.
