The weekend is almost upon us and it’s time to think about which video games we’re going to spend our free time on. Whether you’ve made your choice or not, we have an interesting and free proposal (and it’s not The First Descendant, although it’s also): The Crew Motorfest, known by many players as the Forza Horizon from Ubisoft.
Season 4 of The Crew Motorfest has just arrived, and it brings with it a ton of content centered around “two of the largest and most influential communities in the automotive customization scene.” Lowriders, “experts in tiny wheels and hydraulic suspension,” and Donks, “lovers of massive wheels and the brightest colors you’ve ever seen.” There’s no shortage of crazy racing on and off-road.
The game has received a lot of content since its launch in September 2024, including a new island, a tribute to Ken Block, and race lists with references to Hollywood action cinema. And all of this is accessible during the free trial, because Ubisoft has pointed out that there are no limits on areas, levels, or time, no more than the duration of the trial itself.
According to the game’s official blog, access is already available and will end on July 8 on PC (Ubisoft Store and Epic Games Store), PS4 and PS5, while Xbox One and Xbox Series X/S users will have free access from July 11 to 15. As for Steam, a The Crew Motorfest Demo is available to download. And if you decide to stay, the game is discounted on all platforms.
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