If you don't want to re-download the game to your PC, you can stream it instead from your Xbox console to your PC using the following method: When that's done, you can play Forza Horizon 4 on your PC using your old console save files.
You don't need to re-purchase the game if you already own it, but you need to download it to your PC, including the save files from the Xbox store. Wait for the download and file syncing process to complete.Select the game from the list, and press " Install".Type " Forza Horizon 4" in the search bar.Log in using your existing Xbox account.The fastest way to transfer save files from Xbox to PC is to use the Xbox Play Anywhere service.įollow these steps to access Xbox save files on your PC: It will also highlight a few ways you can play Forza Horizon 4 on PC without technically transferring files. This guide will provide you with tips on how to transfer Forza Horizon 4 files where applicable, including save file locations for both Steam and Microsoft Store versions in case this transfer option becomes available in the future. So, is there any way to have it run the game conventionally (as opposed to having the GOG Galaxy client call it) as the default? (I'm aware I can do so through the Additional Apps method, but I'd prefer not to.)Īnd is there any way to manually assign (or remove) GOG or Steam or whatever flags to a game? (Without just recreating a new entry.Currently, it is only possible to transfer Forza Horizon 4 save files from an Xbox console to the Microsoft Store version of the game, but not to the Steam version or vice versa.
I can find no appropriate entries when I edit the game to change this behavior. But when I double-click on the game, it still takes me to the GOG game page instead of running DOSBox on it.
I then change the game entry to emulate via DOSBox using my own. So I move the relevant files from the game's install directory to where I keep all my DOS games for DOSBox emulation. I don't want to run it through GOG, though I prefer to have it flagged as GOG-sourced. Specifically, and as an example, I import my GOG games list, and there's this DOS game I've installed. Wondering if there's a way to manually set flags associated with distribution platforms without editing files directly. Again, fairly new to using Launchbox, and searched the forum and didn't find anything on-point so forgive me if this has been covered.
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