Ubisoft has a new title in its expansive racing series The Crew - subtitled Motorfest. The game is out now, and it's taking some cues from the Forza Horizon series.
We've got all the key details you need to know about The Crew Motorfest right here, so keep reading to find out more about what it offers, when it came out and more.
The Crew Motorfest release date
The Crew Motorfest was released on 14 September 2023, as was confirmed by Ubisoft during its Forward Live presentation in June 2023.
How to buy The Crew Motorfest
Motorfest is now available to order so you can get it any time you like, if you think its exciting Hawaiian vibe is interesting.
The Crew Motorfest
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The Crew Motorfest trailers
Ubisoft took the wraps off Motorfest right at the very end of January 2023, with a teaser trailer that you can watch below.
It didn't leave things at that, though, also uploading the first episode of what looks like it'll be a new series of developer diaries called Behind the Wheel.
This mostly concerns itself with detailing the Insider Program, a system of closed betas that Ubisoft will run to get feedback on the game and its systems ahead of launch.
The Crew Motorfest platforms
We're getting into the phase of a console generation where older machines start to be less likely to get new releases, but Motorfest is resisting that change.
Therefore, it's been released for PS5 and PS4, Xbox Series X/S and Xbox One, alongside PC - making for a pretty complete slate of hardware on which you can play it.
The Crew Motorfest location and map
Motorfest is set on an island that's apparently inspired heavily by the real-life Hawaiian island of O'ahu, home to Honolulu.
It's not officially that island, though, so expect some new place names and freedom for the developers to make up locations.
This should see the game offer up a mixture of terrain, as its teaser trailer hints, including tarmac and dirt driving.
The Crew Motorfest gameplay
From the looks of it, we're in for another open-world driving extravaganza with Motorfest, this time with a festival-themed twist.
There are only a few cars in the glimpses we've seen so far, but it's enough to showcase the fact that we'll be driving both modern and classic vehicles.
However, after their introduction in The Crew 2, we will also be able to again drive both boats and planes along with cars.
More widely, expect to be able to roam around a map of varied geographical areas, taking on race events and time trials to build both your reputation and your car collection - classic stuff, basically.
We got a look at the game's central career mode in a developer showcase recently, and you can check that out below.
It shows off a look and feel that's even more Forza Horizon than we first thought, but also some seriously impressive visuals and fun race ideas.
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