Sega has released a new trailer for Crazy Taxi: World Tour that focuses squarely on the series return to multiplayer action.
The upcoming arcade-style racer from Sega revives the chaotic, time-attack taxi gameplay fans remember from the Dreamcast era while adding a four-player mode that was teased in the latest footage.
The trailer demonstrates multiplayer matches featuring up to four players driving distinct, color-coded vehicles.
Each vehicle appears to have its own boost effects, giving players different ways to approach routes and competitive objectives.
Sega described the multiplayer component as an expansion of the social arcade experience, highlighting that more participants increase both the competitive and chaotic elements of matches.
The company also confirmed that players can register for the Closed Network Test with signups available until August 31, 2026.
Sega has stated that the Closed Network Test will run on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.
The company noted the test is not available on the Switch 2, so Nintendo hardware will not be part of this initial network testing window.
The Closed Network Test registration deadline and supported platforms were included in Sega's announcement accompanying the trailer.
Crazy Taxi: World Tour is slated for release in 2027, according to Sega.
The title aims to modernize the franchise while preserving the pick-up-and-play arcade feel that defined the original Dreamcast release.
The Dreamcast legacy remains a touchstone for the series, and World Tour seeks to blend classic time-attack taxi mechanics with contemporary online multiplayer features.
For players interested in participating, Sega has opened signups for the Closed Network Test through August 31, 2026.
Eligible participants will need access to PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, or a compatible PC to join the test.
Sega has not announced additional test dates or a full release date beyond the 2027 window.
This trailer marks Sega's latest public update for Crazy Taxi: World Tour and provides the first substantial look at how multiplayer will function.
Fans and competitive players can register for the Closed Network Test on Sega's official channels prior to the August 31, 2026 deadline.
The upcoming arcade-style racer from Sega revives the chaotic, time-attack taxi gameplay fans remember from the Dreamcast era while adding a four-player mode that was teased in the latest footage.
The trailer demonstrates multiplayer matches featuring up to four players driving distinct, color-coded vehicles.
Each vehicle appears to have its own boost effects, giving players different ways to approach routes and competitive objectives.
Sega described the multiplayer component as an expansion of the social arcade experience, highlighting that more participants increase both the competitive and chaotic elements of matches.
The company also confirmed that players can register for the Closed Network Test with signups available until August 31, 2026.
Sega has stated that the Closed Network Test will run on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.
The company noted the test is not available on the Switch 2, so Nintendo hardware will not be part of this initial network testing window.
The Closed Network Test registration deadline and supported platforms were included in Sega's announcement accompanying the trailer.
Crazy Taxi: World Tour is slated for release in 2027, according to Sega.
The title aims to modernize the franchise while preserving the pick-up-and-play arcade feel that defined the original Dreamcast release.
The Dreamcast legacy remains a touchstone for the series, and World Tour seeks to blend classic time-attack taxi mechanics with contemporary online multiplayer features.
For players interested in participating, Sega has opened signups for the Closed Network Test through August 31, 2026.
Eligible participants will need access to PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, or a compatible PC to join the test.
Sega has not announced additional test dates or a full release date beyond the 2027 window.
This trailer marks Sega's latest public update for Crazy Taxi: World Tour and provides the first substantial look at how multiplayer will function.
Fans and competitive players can register for the Closed Network Test on Sega's official channels prior to the August 31, 2026 deadline.
