Forza Horizon 6 players reportedly issued a temporary ban

Forza Horizon 6 has quickly raced its way to not only becoming one of the best-reviewed games of 2026, but one of the best-selling titles of the year. That's without its planned PlayStation 5 release, which is still set for later this year.

Part of that appeal, aside from its Japan setting, is Livery, a place where players can design and share different graphics that can then be transplanted onto their vehicles. It has had players transform their cars into everything from Optimus Prime to Lightning McQueen.

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It has also resulted in a player seemingly being suspended over what developers Turn 10 and Playground Games have deemed “suggestive” content.

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On Reddit, u/Fearless_Chemist3591 shared that they had been banned for “inappropriate UGC” which had prevented them from going online or joining their friends.

“A few days ago my design reached 50,000 downloads and entered the trending section. It had zero political symbols, and absolutely nothing that violates the code of conduct. It was just clean, hard work that the community loved,” they wrote.

Their design, which is linked in the Reddit post, shows a female anime character leaning somewhat suggestively on the side of the vehicle. There are no political symbols or hate messages, but the character's divide is a rallying point.

It doesn't help then, as several users pointed out, that the design is based on The Coffin of Andy and Leyley, an indie horror title that has themes of cannibalism and incest.

“The automated moderation in FH6 is completely broken and punishes the wrong people,” they wrote in their first post.

After their post went viral, the user then shared an update that the ban is for three days, and it's due to “suggestive” content, namely the character's cleavage and pose.

“The good news is that the design wasn't completely deleted from my local save – it's still in my private lives, just removed from the public servers,” they wrote in an update. “But they warned me that redistribution without changes could lead to a permanent UGC ban.”

Whether players agree with it or not, it's clear that Forza Horizon 6 wants some kind of minimum level of standards.