The Crew Motorfest Is Driving onto Nintendo Switch 2!

Hawaii will also be available on Nintendo’s platform, which launched last June. Yes, we can safely say that it’s better late than never.

 

Enjoy the game for free for five hours! Grab your ticket to Motorfest, show off your skills, and experience the most thrilling car culture has to offer! Explore playlists and dive into campaigns with themes that will immerse you in exciting car culture universes, including American muscle cars, Japanese street racing, and legendary classic cars! Master every driving challenge, and fill your collection with legendary vehicles. Customize your cars and show off your style in the custom contest mode.

The Crew Motorfest is set in one of the most breathtaking places on Earth: Oahu, Hawaii. Join high-speed street races through bustling Honolulu, test your off-road skills on volcanic ash slopes, and master the perfect curve on tracks. Master all types of vehicles in the Grand Race and finish first among 28 other drivers. Jump into the pure mayhem of Demolition Royale, where eight teams battle to be the last one standing! Take on the Summit Clash by completing challenges to dominate the leaderboards!

The Crew Motorfest was released on September 14, 2023, for the PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One. The Nintendo Switch 2 port will be released on October 8. The only problem is that the physical edition will come on a game key card, meaning you’ll still have to download a significant portion of the game. Therefore, there won’t be a way to keep a physical copy this time either.

This really shows that Ubisoft is serious about supporting the Nintendo platform, just as it did with the predecessor. Otherwise, Ubisoft’s Ivory Tower wouldn’t be ported to the Switch 2 three years after its release. The question is, how much interest will there be in this port?

Source: Gematsu, Ubisoft

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