Forza Horizon 6 is barely settled into its launch window, and Playground Games is already rotating players through its weekly Festival Playlist — this time with a fresh batch of hidden Collectibles known as the “Tank Lattes” to hunt down across the map. Traxion has published a location guide covering exactly where each one is stashed, paired with a broader rundown of what this week’s Playlist asks of you.

If you’ve spent any time with the modern Horizon formula, the routine will feel familiar: the Festival Playlist parcels out challenges, seasonal events and reward cars in exchange for chipping away at a checklist, and Collectible sets like this one are part of that grind. Tracking them all down on your own can eat up an afternoon of aimless driving, which is why community location guides tend to appear within days of a new set going live.

Why does this matter to the sim racing crowd? Honestly, it sits at the arcade end of the spectrum — Horizon is an open-world car playground, not a physics-first simulator, and nobody should mistake collectible-hunting for hotlapping practice. But Forza’s massive player base is often where casual fans first fall for cars and racing before drifting toward more serious sims, and its weekly-content model keeps a huge audience engaged with driving games year-round. Playlist rewards also frequently unlock cars worth taking onto the game’s own circuit events, so there’s a thread connecting the treasure hunt back to actual racing.

If you’re playing this week and just want the Tank Lattes ticked off without the wandering, the Traxion guide will point you straight to each spot. It’s a small, practical bit of housekeeping rather than headline news — but for the millions logging into Horizon 6 right now, it’s exactly the kind of thing worth bookmarking.

Originally reported by Traxion.