SEGA has set the release date for the free Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii DLC for Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds, scheduled to arrive on April 29, 2026.
The content drop introduces Captain Majima as a playable racer and adds his signature vehicle, the Goromaru.
SEGA also confirmed a time-limited in-game event tied to the character that will run immediately after the DLC launch.
What’s included
- DLC release date: April 29, 2026
- New racer: Captain Majima
- New vehicle: Goromaru
- Captain Majima Festival event: April 30, 8:00 PM to May 3, 7:59 PM (ET)
- Trailer: SEGA has released a trailer showcasing the new content
Context and developer note
SEGA announced the crossover DLC as part of ongoing post-launch content support for Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds.
The Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii collaboration brings a character from the Like a Dragon series into SEGA’s kart-racing title.
SEGA's announcement confirms the DLC will be offered free of charge and outlines the limited Captain Majima Festival that follows the DLC release.
Rewritten statement
In its announcement, SEGA said the DLC will be available starting April 29, 2026, and that players will be able to race as Captain Majima in the Goromaru.
SEGA additionally detailed a Captain Majima Festival timed event that begins April 30 at 8:00 PM (ET) and concludes May 3 at 7:59 PM (ET).
Availability and viewing the trailer
SEGA published a trailer highlighting Captain Majima and the Goromaru; viewers can watch the footage to see the character’s animations, vehicle design, and event visuals.
The publisher’s announcement and trailer provide the primary details for the drop and event schedule.
Why this matters
Content collaborations like this extend Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds’ lifecycle and attract cross-franchise interest from fans of the Like a Dragon series.
With a confirmed release date and a short festival window, SEGA’s schedule gives players a clear timeline for when the new racer and event become playable.
For the latest: check official SEGA channels for the trailer and any further updates on availability and platform-specific rollout.
The content drop introduces Captain Majima as a playable racer and adds his signature vehicle, the Goromaru.
SEGA also confirmed a time-limited in-game event tied to the character that will run immediately after the DLC launch.
What’s included
- DLC release date: April 29, 2026
- New racer: Captain Majima
- New vehicle: Goromaru
- Captain Majima Festival event: April 30, 8:00 PM to May 3, 7:59 PM (ET)
- Trailer: SEGA has released a trailer showcasing the new content
Context and developer note
SEGA announced the crossover DLC as part of ongoing post-launch content support for Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds.
The Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii collaboration brings a character from the Like a Dragon series into SEGA’s kart-racing title.
SEGA's announcement confirms the DLC will be offered free of charge and outlines the limited Captain Majima Festival that follows the DLC release.
Rewritten statement
In its announcement, SEGA said the DLC will be available starting April 29, 2026, and that players will be able to race as Captain Majima in the Goromaru.
SEGA additionally detailed a Captain Majima Festival timed event that begins April 30 at 8:00 PM (ET) and concludes May 3 at 7:59 PM (ET).
Availability and viewing the trailer
SEGA published a trailer highlighting Captain Majima and the Goromaru; viewers can watch the footage to see the character’s animations, vehicle design, and event visuals.
The publisher’s announcement and trailer provide the primary details for the drop and event schedule.
Why this matters
Content collaborations like this extend Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds’ lifecycle and attract cross-franchise interest from fans of the Like a Dragon series.
With a confirmed release date and a short festival window, SEGA’s schedule gives players a clear timeline for when the new racer and event become playable.
For the latest: check official SEGA channels for the trailer and any further updates on availability and platform-specific rollout.