The official Ubisoft channel on YouTube has left us a new video where we can see some great news about the festival. Additionally, they also explain how the seasons will work.
Racing fans are in luck, we already know a lot more news regarding the new The Crew Motorfest which will arrive very soon on our consoles, more precisely on September 14th. After knowing that we will be able to transfer vehicles from previous deliveries, now we know all that the festival that will take place in Hawaii will offer us; specifically on the island of O'ahu. A scenario that promises to leave us speechless on all our trips.
Remember that this new title will offer us the amount of 566 vehiclesalthough apparently most of them will be recycled from The Crew 2. In fact, this game was planned as DLC for the second installment, but They decided to make it a full game., so we will have to see how this development has been. In the new video that we will leave you below, we will be able to check the different game modes that he has prepared for us. what will he have done Ubisoft?
The Crew Motorfest accelerates towards success
In addition to the activities that The Crew Motorfest will offer us, we can also count on face-to-face events that will take place every hour in a completely random way. As adults we could see drag races and even activities where our objective is to destroy our rivals. If for some reason you're not one of those people who race cleanly… Destruction derby mode is for you.
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As you have seen, the seasons will come into play every four months and they promise to be very complete. We will even have the participation of famous pilots, tuners or content creators. It seems that the company thought very well about this episode, so We will be attentive to everything that the new The Crew Motorfest will offer us on September 14th.
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