The Crew Motorfest is a new open-world racing game from Ubisoft that takes place on the Hawaiian island of O'ahu.
is a bit of a reboot for the series, shipping players off to the island of O’ahu in Hawaii to participate in a year-round festival for car enthusiasts. Fans ofgames, you are free to explore the map at your own pace and pick and choose from a wide range of activities. You can join street races through downtown Honolulu, go offroading across the slopes of a volcano, dodge trees in the rainforest, or ride along the beach at sunset. Along the way, you’ll collect hundreds of cars to try out.
sets itself apart is with Playlists, which Ubisoft describes as “a series of short thematic campaigns offering unique and exciting car culture experiences.” There will be 15 Playlists available at launch, including Made in Japan, Off-Roading Addict, Electric Odyssey, and Vintage Garage, with more to come in future updates.The Crew Motorfest takes place on O’ahu. Image source: Ubisoftreleases on September 14, 2023, on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC for $69.99.
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