During this year’s Xbox E3 gaming conference, Microsoft introduced a few major premieres including two big additions to the Forza Horizon 4 portfolio. One is a Lego-themed expansion and the other one is an addition of the all-electric Rimac C_Two but more about the Croatian hypercar later.

Starting with The Lego Speed Champions release, it gives players access to cars like the McLaren Senna, Ferrari F40 Competizione, and 1967 Mini Cooper S Rally, which can be driven at an entire Lego city. You can also race these Lego machines against real-world cars or work to become a “Lego Speed Champion hero in a grand finale race on an epic Lego Goliath route.”