Ubisoft announced another free trial period for its racing game The Crew Motorfest. A free trial was already available for three days starting on release day (September 14th).
The trial allowed players to race across O'ahu for five hours and let players carry over progress should they decide to purchase the game. However, if you already played for that long the first time around, you won't be able to participate in the new trial, which starts today and lasts until October 20th.
Ubisoft also offers discounts for The Crew Motorfest less than one month after its debut.
- UBISOFT STORE (PC) – Free Trial starting on 10th October from midnight (following 3 regional time zones) and ending on 20th October, 3 PM BST. Special discount from 10th to 24th October (-20% on Standard Edition, -15% on Gold and Ultimate editions).
- PLAYSTATION 4 & PLAYSTATION 5 – Free Trial starting on 10th October from midnight (local time) and ending on 20th October, 3 PM BST. Special discount from 11th to 18th October (-20% on Standard Edition, -15% on Gold and Ultimate editions).
- XBOX SERIES X|S & XBOX ONE – Free Trial starting on 10th October from midnight (local time) and ending on 20th October, 3 PM BST. Deal of the week from 13th to 16th October on Xbox One (-20% on Standard Edition).
- EPIC GAMES STORE (PC) – Free Trial starting on 10th October from midnight (local time) and ending on 20th October, 3 PM BST. Special discount from 14th to 21st October (-20% on Standard Edition).
- Amazon Luna is not included.
It's a bit strange, given that Ubisoft touted franchise-high sales for The Crew Motorfest in total unit sell-through, overall consumer spend, and season pass adoption rate.
By the way, the game can also be played on PC through GeForce NOW's cloud service.
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