At Summer Game Fest 2023's Ubisoft Forward, the French company announced that The Crew Motorfest will be released on September 14th for PC (Ubisoft Store and Epic Games Store), PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series S|X, and Amazon Luna.
As usual with most games nowadays, customers who pre-order the Gold and Ultimate editions will get access three days early. The Gold Edition also includes the Year One Pass, which comes with 25 cars (three available at launch and two every month), while the Ultimate Edition adds the Fitted Ultimate Pack (FITTED editions of the PORSCHE 718 Spyder and HONDA Civic Type R, as well as fitted outfits and exclusive undergrows and rims).
All pre-purchases of The Crew Motorfest will receive the Liberty Walk Pack, granting 30 days of exclusive access to the following content:
- The Toyota GR Supra 2021 LBWK Edition
- An avatar outfit pack (body and hat)
- Two customization vanities (underglow and tire)
The Crew Motorfest is set on Hawaii's O’ahu island, confirming the leak from late January. The setting was picked due to its diverse environments ranging from urban to forests to volcanic areas and more. The gameplay will highlight the so-called Playlists, where players can dive into races focused on Japanese street races or American muscle cars, for example.
On the Ubisoft Forward stage, the game's director also revealed that previous The Crew users will have the opportunity to import their vehicle collection for free.
You can take a look at the gameplay premiere above. Players will be able to test The Crew Motorfest in an upcoming Closed Beta test set between July 21st and 23rd.
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