The Crew Motorfest – PS5

A festival-themed evolution of the open-world racing formula — The Crew Motorfest concentrates the series' scope into a denser, more curated Hawaiian setting.

Product Description

The Crew Motorfest was developed by Ivory Tower and published by Ubisoft, releasing in September 2023 as the third mainline entry in The Crew franchise. Setting the game on a detailed recreation of the Hawaiian island of Oʻahu — smaller in raw landmass than The Crew 2's continental US map but considerably denser and more richly detailed per square kilometer.

The game is structured around curated "Playlists" — themed collections of races and challenges organized around specific automotive cultures, eras, or vehicle types, offering a more guided, festival-like structure compared to earlier Crew titles. It retains the series' signature multi-vehicle approach (cars, boats, and aircraft within a single explorable world). The PS5 version delivers enhanced ray tracing, faster loading, and DualSense haptic feedback.

Similar Games

If you enjoy The Crew Motorfest's curated, festival-themed racing structure, you'll also want to try Need for Speed Unbound for another vibrant, open-world arcade racer; Riders Republic for a different multi-sport open-world experience; and Gran Turismo 7 for a more simulation-focused racing alternative.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Do I need to play The Crew 2 first?

A: No, Motorfest is designed to be a fully standalone entry with its own self-contained setting and progression.

Q: What are "Playlists"?

A: Curated collections of races and challenges organized around specific automotive themes or cultures.

Q: Can I still fly planes and drive boats?

A: Yes, the series' signature multi-vehicle-type gameplay within a single world is retained.

Pros

Denser, more visually detailed Hawaiian setting than The Crew 2's broader map

Well-curated Playlist structure offers guided, varied content

Retains the series' signature seamless multi-vehicle gameplay

Enhanced ray tracing and DualSense support on PS5

Cons

Smaller overall map scale than The Crew 2 for players who prioritized sheer size

Arcade-leaning physics still won't satisfy dedicated simulation racing fans

Playlist structure is more guided/curated, which some open-world purists may find less freeform