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The Crew Motorfest

Name: Comprehensive Review and Analysis of The Crew Motorfest
Item: The Crew Motorfest
Author: MonsterCritic Editorial Team

2023

GenresAdventure, Action, Third Person Perspective, Open World, Sports, Multiplayer, Racing, First Person Perspective

AvailableSep 14, 2023

PlatformXbox Series X, PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PlayStation 5

DeveloperUbisoft Ivory Tower

Overview

Welcome to Motorfest! Join a one-of-a-kind festival and enjoy the best experiences car culture has to offer in a beautiful Hawaiian open world.

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7.9

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Story and Narrative

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TL;DR

The Crew Motorfest dazzles with vibrant Hawaii-set racing, wild events, and car culture flair, but its clunky story and cringey dialogue sink an otherwise fun festival of wheels.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR STORY

Story Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

81%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

14%

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the story and narrative.

The reviewers generally acknowledge The Crew Motorfest as a vibrant, open-world racing experience with strong visual appeal and diverse gameplay elements. Critics like Digital Chumps highlight its "diverse visual language" and "playlists that provide context and personality to the races," while Eurogamer Poland praises the game’s variety of races and challenges in an open-world environment. Everyeye.it notes that solo challenges called Playlists immerse players in global automotive culture, with narrations adding depth, and GameCritics emphasizes the festival-themed events on a scaled-down Oʻahu, offering exclusive vehicles through themed playlists. Additionally, Malditos Nerds commend the visually striking landscapes of the Hawaiian setting, and PlaySense points to three main storylines and cross-disciplinary races, suggesting a richly varied experience despite its narrative shortcomings. The game’s focus on a "car festival" in Hawaii, as noted by GameOver.gr and But Why Tho?, is seen as a compelling hook for racing enthusiasts. However, the consensus leans heavily toward criticism of the game’s narrative structure and writing. Areajugones and COGconnected both criticize the lack of a "compelling narrative" and "cringeworthy dialogue," while Eurogamer and IGN Adria point to a weak, unoriginal story compared to competitors like Forza Horizon. GamingBolt and IGN France specifically call out poorly written NPC dialogue and forced vehicle choices, which detract from immersion. New Game Network and BaziCenter echo these sentiments, noting the game’s failure to deliver depth in storytelling or pacing. Even SpazioGames admits the lack of a narrative but highlights the "wide range of events," suggesting that while the gameplay is engaging, the absence of a cohesive story leaves many critics unsatisfied. Overall, the reviews reflect a mixed reception, with most agreeing that The Crew Motorfest excels as an open-world racing simulator but falls short in storytelling. While Digital Chumps, Malditos Nerds, and PlaySense celebrate its visual diversity and event variety, the majority of critics—such as Areajugones, COGconnected, and IGN Adria—conclude that the game’s narrative is underdeveloped and unoriginal. The comparison to Forza Horizon by Pocket-lint underscores a sense of familiarity without innovation, while GameCritics and GameOver.gr acknowledge its appeal to fans of festival-style racing. Despite these critiques, the game’s emphasis on exploration, themed events, and automotive culture seems to resonate with some players, even if it fails to deliver a memorable story.

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story and narrative

The Crew Motorfest dazzles with vibrant Hawaii-set racing, wild events, and car culture flair, but its clunky story and cringey dialogue sink an otherwise fun festival of wheels.

Gameplay Mechanics

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The Crew Motorfest delivers a wildly varied arcade racing experience with 600+ vehicles, dynamic open-world thrills, and themed challenges, but its fun is undercut by clunky handling, AI inconsistencies, repetitive side quests, and frustrating design choices—proving it’s a thrilling ride with serious technical potholes.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR GAMEPLAY

Gameplay Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

68%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

30%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the gameplay mechanics.

The gameplay of The Crew Motorfest receives praise for its variety, accessibility, and engaging arcade-style mechanics. Multiple critics highlight the game’s diverse vehicle roster, with over 600 options spanning cars, boats, planes, and off-road vehicles, offering players a wide range of experiences (Eurogamer Poland, PC Games). The inclusion of themed playlists and challenges—such as drift events, time trials, and sand beach races—adds depth and replayability (IGN France, GAMES.CH). Reviewers like Push Square commend the improved handling model, noting a balance between fun and detail, while GamesHub emphasizes its approachable nature and focus on variety. The game’s open-world design and seamless transitions between land, water, and air are also lauded for their dynamic appeal (Games.cz, Digital Chumps). Additionally, IGN and GamingTrend appreciate the blend of arcade and simulation elements, with smooth controls and a rewind mechanic enhancing player engagement. However, several critics point to significant flaws in vehicle handling and AI behavior. Eurogamer and Worth Playing criticize the undemanding driving mechanics, with issues like understeer, awkward jumping, and unresponsive controls undermining immersion. TRG and Impulsegamer note that while some aspects of handling are satisfying—particularly in drifting—the AI often feels unsatisfying or unfair, especially in multiplayer (IGN Adria). XboxEra and XboxEra also mention repetitive side activities and inconsistent difficulty settings, which can detract from the experience. Additionally, Power Unlimited and LevelUp highlight issues with camera positioning and limited customization options, while But Why Tho? criticizes design choices like loaning specific cars for events, which hinder player attachment. These critiques suggest that while the game is fun, its technical execution falls short in key areas. Overall, critics agree that The Crew Motorfest excels as an arcade racing experience with a strong emphasis on variety and accessibility, but struggles with consistency in handling and AI. The positives—such as its expansive vehicle selection, themed playlists, and improved mechanics—are often overshadowed by recurring complaints about technical shortcomings. While IGN Italia and Games.cz praise the game’s scalability and addictive nature, others like Eurogamer and Worth Playing find it lacking in depth and satisfaction. The consensus leans toward a mixed reception: many reviewers acknowledge its fun and engaging core but agree that refinements in physics, AI, and progression systems would elevate it further. Despite these issues, the game’s charm and diversity of content keep it appealing to casual and competitive players alike.

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gameplay mechanics

Graphics and Visual Design

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Stunning visuals, immersive Hawaii vistas, and lush detail win praise, but technical hiccups, an empty world, and shallow gameplay drag it down.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR VISUALS

Visual Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

65%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

33%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the graphics and visual design.

The majority of critics praised The Crew Motorfest for its visually striking presentation, highlighting its immersive environments and artistic design. The game’s depiction of O’ahu, Hawaii, was frequently lauded for its diverse biomes, including beaches, jungles, volcanic landscapes, and vibrant cities. Critics like GamesRadar+ and GameSpew described the visuals as “gorgeous” and “drop dead gorgeous,” emphasizing stunning lighting effects, dynamic weather systems, and detailed vehicle models. The attention to environmental variety—such as the “accurately designed cities” and “lush jungles” noted by GamesHub—was a standout feature. Additionally, the game’s thematic playlists and event-specific aesthetics, like the “stunning sunrise and sunset scenes” mentioned by SomosXbox, added to its visual appeal. Many reviewers, including IGN Italia and Eurogamer Poland, acknowledged the improved graphical fidelity compared to previous entries in the series, with Games.cz noting the “diverse range of cosmetic customization options for vehicles” as a positive aspect. However, several critics pointed out technical and design flaws that detracted from the experience. Issues like unstable frame rates, particularly during crowded scenes, were a recurring concern. Power Unlimited criticized the graphics as “outdated” with poor anti-aliasing and problematic HDR support, while GameOver.gr noted struggles maintaining a stable frame rate despite visually appealing landscapes. Others, such as Vgames and PC Gamer, highlighted an “empty open world” and “disorganized race structure,” which made the environment feel less engaging. Visual bugs like texture pop-in, non-functional rearview mirrors, and inconsistent lighting were also mentioned by Gameblog.fr and TheXboxHub. Additionally, some critics, including IGN Adria and Eurogamer Poland, pointed out that while the visuals were impressive, the game’s focus on aesthetics sometimes came at the expense of depth, with “limited exploration elements” and “minimal differences in car performance.” Despite these criticisms, the overall consensus among reviewers was overwhelmingly positive regarding The Crew Motorfest’s graphics and visual design. Many praised its ability to create a visually immersive experience, even if it had technical shortcomings. IGN France and BaziCenter highlighted the game’s “stunning visuals” and “realistic lighting effects,” while Impulsegamer and XboxEra noted the “luxurious” open-world setting and “immersive feel.” While some critics, like Power Unlimited and Vgames, pointed out specific flaws, the majority agreed that the game’s artistic direction, environmental diversity, and attention to detail made it a visually compelling title. As GamesRadar+ noted, the game’s “stylized idealistic visuals” and interactive environments offered a rewarding experience for fans of racing games, even if it wasn’t without its technical imperfections.

TL;DR

graphics and visual design

Stunning visuals, immersive Hawaii vistas, and lush detail win praise, but technical hiccups, an empty world, and shallow gameplay drag it down.

Music and Sound Design

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The Crew Motorfest’s audio shines with realistic car sounds, immersive DUALSense tech, and a vibrant soundtrack, but clunky AI commentary, uneven voice acting, and jarring effects drag down the experience. A mixed bag of technical brilliance and narrative flaws.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR SOUND DESIGN

Sound Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

21%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

74%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the music and sound design.

The Sound Design and Music of The Crew Motorfest received generally positive feedback from multiple critics, highlighting its immersive and varied audio elements. Several reviewers praised the game’s realistic car sounds and distinctive vehicle audio, with GameCritics noting "impressive sound design" and GameGrin describing it as "fitted drum and bass/techno-heavy soundtrack and authentic vehicle sounds." The DUALSense controller integration was also a standout feature, as Digital Chumps highlighted the "solid implementation" of haptic feedback and adaptive triggers. Additionally, the diverse soundtrack and radio stations were frequently commended, with GamePro Germany noting "diverse playlists with varied tasks and music genres," while Eurogamer Poland acknowledged the game’s "multiple radio stations." The nostalgic playlist featuring 50s–80s music from GRYOnline.pl was another highlight, contributing to an immersive driving experience. However, several critics pointed out notable shortcomings in the audio department. COGconnected criticized the soundtrack as "hit or miss," while GamingTrend and IGN Adria highlighted inconsistent voice acting, with the latter calling character voices "artificial and boring." The AI commentary from characters like CARA and Crow Motor Fast was frequently cited as distracting, with Impulsegamer noting it could "detract from the experience" and BaziCenter criticizing its "annoying and distracting" nature. Power Unlimited also mentioned "quirky sound effects during crashes" that felt out of place, while Worth Playing criticized excessive voice acting as "unnecessary and tedious." Additionally, some reviewers, like LaPS4, pointed to language-specific issues, such as the absence of Spanish voice acting, which limited accessibility for certain audiences. Overall, the consensus among critics leans toward a balanced but mixed assessment of The Crew Motorfest’s Sound Design and Music. While most praised the realistic vehicle sounds, diverse soundtrack, and immersive radio stations, there were consistent criticisms about voice acting quality and audio distractions. GameCritics and IGN Italia emphasized the game’s strengths in leveraging PS5 features for an engaging experience, while critics like GamingTrend and BaziCenter underscored the need for improvements in AI commentary. Despite these issues, the majority of reviewers acknowledged that the audio elements significantly enhance the racing experience, with GameGrin and GamePro Germany highlighting how the soundtrack and sound effects complement the game’s vibrant, open-world design. The mixed feedback suggests that while The Crew Motorfest excels in technical audio execution, its narrative and voice-driven elements require refinement to fully realize its potential.

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music and sound design

Voice Acting

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Voice acting in The Crew Motorfest is a mixed bag—praised for AI charm and event flair, but plagued by cringeworthy dialogue, poor localization, and jarring tech issues that overshadow positives.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR VOICE ACTING

Acting Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

60%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

32%

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the voice acting.

The voice acting in The Crew Motorfest receives a mix of praise, particularly for its ability to enhance certain aspects of the game. Critics like GameCritics highlight that the voice acting during events effectively conveys passion for different car types, adding personality to races and playlists. IGN Italia commends the English voice acting as commendable, noting that the AI companion Cara is less talkative, which may reduce annoyance. GamesRadar+ acknowledges varying quality but points out that some casting choices contribute positively, while PlaySense explicitly praises the voice-acting. Additionally, Jeuxvideo.com draws a favorable comparison to Forza Horizon, suggesting a familiar and engaging tone in certain moments. These positives indicate that the voice acting, when effective, can enrich the gameplay experience. However, the negatives dominate the critique, with several reviewers pointing out significant flaws. Areajugones and LaPS4 criticize the lack of Spanish dubbing, which they argue hinders immersion for non-English speakers. COGconnected, GamingTrend, and Xbox Tavern describe the dialogue as cringeworthy, stilted, or awkward, with GamePro Germany noting the game’s minimal voice acting beyond the AI navigation system. God is a Geek and GRYOnline.pl find the AI assistant Cara irritating, while IGN Adria calls character voices “artificial and boring.” Metro GameCentral complains about announcers interrupting races, and BaziCenter and GamingBolt criticize NPC voice acting as poorly written and distracting. These recurring issues suggest a lack of consistency and polish in the audio design. Overall, the consensus leans toward a mixed reception, with the voice acting being both a strength and a weakness depending on context. While some elements—like event commentary or AI interactions—are praised for their charm or engagement, the majority of critiques focus on poor writing, repetitive dialogue, and technical shortcomings. The absence of localized dubs like Spanish further alienates certain players, as noted by Areajugones and LaPS4, while others, such as IGN Italia, find specific aspects (like Cara’s reduced chatter) more tolerable. Despite occasional positives, the voice acting in The Crew Motorfest struggles to meet expectations, resulting in a fragmented experience that frustrates many reviewers.

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voice acting

Voice acting in The Crew Motorfest is a mixed bag—praised for AI charm and event flair, but plagued by cringeworthy dialogue, poor localization, and jarring tech issues that overshadow positives.

Technical Performance

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The Crew Motorfest shines on PS5/Xbox with smooth frame rates but stumbles on texture pop-in, server instability, and PC's DLSS gap—polish needed for a fully refined experience.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR TECHNICAL PERFORMANCE

Tech Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

22%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

63%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

15%

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the technical performance.

The technical performance of The Crew Motorfest across platforms shows mixed but generally positive outcomes, with each system showcasing strengths. On PS5, critics like Gaming Nexus praised its "extremely smooth" gameplay with no hiccups or frame rate drops, while Push Square highlighted the near-constant 60fps in performance mode and 4K resolution options. Digital Chumps commended the impressive DualSense implementation, enhancing immersion, and Hobby Consolas noted its "excellent technical aspects" and driving mechanics. For Xbox Series X, GamingBolt reported "smooth frame rates and minimal performance issues," while Pure Xbox appreciated the higher frame rate options despite an "empty world" due to low NPC activity. On PC, Jeuxvideo.com and Gameblog.fr noted consistent 60fps without visual sacrifices, though Player 2 criticized the lack of DLSS or Fidelity modes, and SECTOR.sk highlighted solid performance with seamless zooming and fast travel. However, technical shortcomings are evident across platforms. On PS5, issues like texture pop-in (GameGrin, Gamereactor UK), occasional freezes (GameGrin, PlaySense), and server dependency (Eurogamer, GamesRadar+) were frequently mentioned. Impulsegamer and TechRadar Gaming criticized framerate instability and crashes tied to the "always-online" model, while IGN Italia noted frame rate drops and unpolished character animations. Xbox Series X faced challenges like frame drops (But Why Tho?) and AI/sound design flaws (BaziCenter), though TheXboxHub found minor UI bugs manageable. On PC, Gameblog.fr pointed to poor textures and non-functional rearview mirrors, while Player 2 lamented the absence of PC-specific features like DLSS. All platforms shared concerns about server reliability, with GamesRadar+ and Press Start Australia noting unplayable downtime during maintenance. Overall, critics agree that The Crew Motorfest delivers a technically solid experience on next-gen consoles, particularly excelling in frame rates and resolution options, but struggles with consistency across platforms. While PS5 and Xbox Series X benefit from smoother performance and better optimization, PC lags in features and polish. The recurring issues—server instability, texture pop-in, and the "always-online" requirement—highlight a need for post-launch updates. Despite these flaws, many reviewers, including Gaming Nexus and Hobby Consolas, acknowledged the game’s potential as a fun racing experience, suggesting that its technical hurdles are more about polish than fundamental flaws. The consensus leans toward cautious optimism, with improvements in stability and features likely to enhance the overall appeal.

TL;DR

technical performance

The Crew Motorfest shines on PS5/Xbox with smooth frame rates but stumbles on texture pop-in, server instability, and PC's DLSS gap—polish needed for a fully refined experience.

Replay Value

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The Crew Motorfest delivers massive replay value via endless events, dynamic playlists, and 600+ vehicles, but repetitive races, shallow modes, and monetization hiccups undermine its polish. While seasonal updates and customization keep it fresh, critics call out filler content, an empty open world, and unoriginal mechanics—leaving a mixed verdict on a game that’s fun but flawed.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR REPLAY VALUE

Replay Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

34%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

63%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the replay value.

The Crew Motorfest receives praise for its substantial replay value, driven by a diverse array of events, playlists, and customizable content. Critics like IGN Adria highlight the game’s balanced mix of simulation and arcade elements, while Shacknews notes that over 20 hours of entertainment can be derived from events and exploration. The playlist system, emphasized by Pure Xbox and GamesRadar+, allows players to revisit races with different vehicles, offering flexibility and variety. Additionally, the game’s seasonal updates, weekly challenges, and monthly themes (as noted by GameOver.gr and Xbox Tavern) ensure ongoing engagement. IGN France applauds the generous content, including over 600 vehicles and customization options, while GameGrin and God is a Geek stress the game’s high replayability through evolving race types and vehicle collections. These elements collectively create a robust foundation for long-term play. However, several critics point to significant drawbacks that temper the game’s replay value. Metro GameCentral and Vgames criticize the game for filler content, repetitive races, and a lack of cohesive gameplay, drawing unfavorable comparisons to Forza Horizon 5. Malditos Nerds and IGN Portugal highlight issues with shallow modes like Battle Royale and a vehicle borrowing system that undermines progression. LevelUp and PC Gamer note the open world’s emptiness and repetitive challenges, while Checkpoint Gaming and Vandal point to arbitrary playlist gating and monetization tactics that pressure players into spending real money. Additionally, Eurogamer and Merlin'in Kazanı observe a lack of originality and polish, with some features feeling derivative of competitors. These criticisms underscore a disconnect between the game’s ambitious content and its execution, particularly in multiplayer and single-player depth. Overall, critics present a mixed but largely balanced view of The Crew Motorfest’s replay value. While many acknowledge its extensive content, dynamic playlists, and seasonal updates as strong positives (as noted by SomosXbox and GamesRadar+), others argue that repetitive mechanics, limited multiplayer variety, and design flaws hinder long-term appeal. The game is seen as a decent but not exceptional entry in the racing genre, with its replayability dependent on players’ tolerance for repetition and willingness to engage with its evolving content. IGN Italia and GameCritics ultimately suggest that while the game offers enough to keep players invested, it falls short of rival titles like Forza Horizon in innovation and polish. The consensus leans toward a "decent" experience that prioritizes quantity over quality in certain areas.

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replay value

Overall Verdict

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OVERALL SCORE DISTRIBUTION

Monster Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

52%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

48%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing all available reviews that scored and critiqued the game.

The Crew Motorfest receives widespread praise for its vibrant visuals, diverse racing experiences, and improved mechanics compared to previous entries in the series. Critics like TechRadar Gaming highlight its "beautiful visuals" and "variety of events," while New Game Network and Vgames commend its "improved mechanics" and "thrilling racing experience." The open-world design is lauded for its accessibility and engaging content, with Push Square noting it as the "best entry in the series to date" due to its "inviting setting" and "wealth of content." GameGrin and GameSpew emphasize its "stunning visuals," "rewarding gameplay," and "improved car handling," positioning it as a strong contender for arcade racing fans. The game’s focus on Hawaii as a compact, visually rich environment is also praised, with BaziCenter calling it a "meticulously crafted version of Hawaii" that offers long-term enjoyment despite minor flaws. However, several critics point to significant drawbacks that hinder the experience. Metro GameCentral calls it a "pub band cover version of Forza Horizon 5," criticizing its lack of originality and fun, while Impulsegamer highlights technical issues, microtransactions, and an "excessive nature" that detract from immersion. TRG and IGN note the game’s "lack of polish," "rough vehicle handling," and "dead world feel," respectively, with PC Gamer criticizing its smaller, less ambitious map compared to prior titles. Issues like repetitive gameplay (GamingTrend), confusing campaign structures (IGN), and problematic online features (Press Start Australia) further undermine the experience. Vandal and Malditos Nerds also point to a lack of depth and unique identity, with the latter noting struggles to "maintain its own identity in the racing genre." Despite these criticisms, the overall consensus leans toward appreciation for The Crew Motorfest as a solid arcade racer with clear improvements over earlier entries. While some critics like Push Square and GameSpew hail it as the series’ best work yet, others such as IGN Adria and Eurogamer Poland acknowledge its potential but stress the need for post-launch updates to address flaws. The game is seen as a fun, visually appealing alternative to Forza Horizon, though not without its shortcomings. XboxEra and Gaming Nexus note its appeal to racing enthusiasts despite issues with side activities and progression systems, while IGN and GameCrate suggest that with further refinement, it could solidify its place as a standout title in the genre. The mixed reception reflects a game that is enjoyable but requires more polish and originality to fully realize its potential.

TL;DR

The Crew Motorfest dazzles with vibrant visuals, thrilling racing, and a polished open-world Hawaii, hailed as the series’ best yet—yet its lack of originality, technical hiccups, repetitive gameplay, and underdeveloped systems drag it down, leaving a fun but flawed arcade racer in need of refinement.

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Reviews

141 reviews found

Gaming Age

PlayStation 5

Sep 26, 2023

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The review states that The Crew Motorfest is a big step up from the prior games in the series and gives hope for additional variety in open world racers. The limited fast travel system and server timeout are mentioned as minor complaints.

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GameSpew

PlayStation 5

Sep 15, 2023

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The review praises The Crew Motorfest as the best entry in Ubisoft's open-world racing game series yet, with stunning visuals, rewarding gameplay, and a smile-inducing experience. It is compared to Forza Horizon 5 and suggested to potentially beat it in numerous ways.

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TheXboxHub

Xbox Series X

Sep 19, 2023

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The Crew Motorfest is praised as a brilliant racer, offering a dream experience for open-world motorsport fans. It competes well with Forza Horizon and is recommended for adrenaline junkies.

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Digital Chumps

PlayStation 5

Sep 20, 2023

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The Crew Motorfest excels in gameplay, graphics, and replay value, offering a diverse and engaging racing experience in the beautiful setting of Hawaii, with solid technical performance and a focus on car culture and history.

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Twinfinite

PlayStation 5

Sep 22, 2023

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The game is described as a fun and enjoyable experience, although not groundbreaking or original. It is worth the player's time.

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SomosXbox

Xbox Series X

Sep 19, 2023

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The Crew Motorfest surprises and exceeds expectations, serving as a spiritual successor to the TDU series. It delivers a satisfying arcade racing experience with room for improvement in certain aspects, offering a variety of races and challenges, competitive gameplay, and unique online modes.

GameGrin

PlayStation 5

Sep 21, 2023

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The Crew Motorfest is a great arcade racer with fantastic visuals, improved car handling, and a wealth of content to keep players busy.

GameCritics

PlayStation 5

Oct 27, 2023

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The Crew Motorfest is praised for its exceptional improvements over its predecessor, offering a top-tier racing experience with a variety of content and pitch-perfect gameplay. It sets a new standard for open-world racers and competes with the best in the genre.

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Gaming Nexus

PlayStation 5

Sep 20, 2023

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The Crew Motorfest is a well-made racing title that provides a fun experience, especially for fans of the franchise.

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God is a Geek

PlayStation 5

Sep 15, 2023

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The Crew Motorfest offers an alluring alternative to other racing games, with rewarding gameplay, stunning visuals, and fantastic online play.