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The Crew Motorfest Lets You Keep Your Crew 2 Vehicles

If you’re familiar with our coverage of The Crew Motorfest, you’ll already know some key details about the game and its connection with The Crew 2.

Originally, Motorfest was intended to be The Crew 2 DLC under the project name “Orlando”. However, sources familiar with the game’s development had claimed early last year that the game morphed into a standalone title (as I previously reported via Xfire). These details were seemingly confirmed earlier this year following the game’s announcement teaser trailer.

Insider Gaming understands that although The Crew Motorfest takes place on a new island (O’ahu), it isn’t necessarily standalone and still has a huge connection to The Crew 2. One of the major connections between both games is its vehicles for example.

Upon starting the game, players will be given the choice of transferring their The Crew 2 vehicles and accessories to Motorfest, or starting completely from scratch with no head start. It’s understood that a large majority of the vehicles in Motorfest are from The Crew 2, and some sources have estimated that around 80-90% of the vehicles are from the second game in the series.

Insider Gaming has seen footage that shows a total of 566 vehicles currently in The Crew Motorfest, which includes cars, motorcycles, boats, airplanes, and much more.

Ubisoft has confirmed that The Crew Motorfest will be making an appearance at the Ubisoft Forward event on June 12, 2023. So we expect to hear more details there, including the game’s official release date and price.


For more from Insider Gaming, check out Assassin’s Creed Nexus’s official announcement.

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4 comments

  • There is so much to tell yet about Motorfest and all will be shown during the event, the game fells more like Forza Horizon but all the fell of the crew

  • I play PlayStation and Xbox I’m 9999 icon on PlayStation and 4000 on Xbox and most of the good players you haven’t given a chance to play the insider program but let all the new players now that makes sense

  • I’ve been playing the crew 2 for years on two different platforms same as friends of mine and we never got an invite to the insider program but you have given it to people who’s only been playing a few months and has no clue about the crew 2 and has no clue about parts pro settings and they never get platinum on summits this doesn’t make any sense to us ?

  • is it possible to move cars cross platfroms, from PC (ubisoft connect account) to console such az xbox series or ps5?

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