Retailer listings now point to a Nintendo Switch 2 version of The Crew Motorfest with a tentative release date of October 8, 2026.
The listing details are notable because The Crew Motorfest originally launched in 2023 and has continued to receive seasonal updates since its initial release.
The Crew Motorfest was developed by Ivory Tower and published by Ubisoft, debuting on September 14, 2023 for PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S.
The title moved the franchise to a festival-style open-world set on the island of Oahu, Hawaii, and has been marketed around a rotating Motorfest concept designed to celebrate car culture across multiple disciplines.
According to the retailer entries, the Switch 2 version will be available both as a digital purchase and as a physical game-key card.
The retailer listings give an October 8, 2026 release date for the Nintendo Switch 2 edition.
These listings are the source for the platform and date information cited here.
Rewritten overview for clarity and context: Ubisoft presents Motorfest as a multi-genre driving festival where players explore curated playlists and thematic campaigns that highlight automotive subcultures.
Players can engage with American muscle, Japanese-inspired street racing, and classic vintage machines while earning and customizing a wide roster of vehicles.
The game emphasizes skill-based driving challenges, a robust vehicle-collection progression, and custom contest modes that let players showcase personalized builds.
Gameplay highlights originally promoted for The Crew Motorfest include a varied open world across Oahu, from high-speed runs through Honolulu to off-road routes on volcanic slopes and dedicated track layouts.
Competitive modes include the 28-car Grand Race, team-based Demolition Royale skirmishes, and Summit Clash leaderboard challenges driven by in-game objectives.
At present, the reported Switch 2 date and distribution format are drawn from retailer listings.
The Crew Motorfest remains an active Ubisoft title with ongoing seasonal content on existing platforms, and the reported Switch 2 listing will be of interest to Nintendo hardware owners and fans tracking eShop availability and future Nintendo Direct announcements.
The listing details are notable because The Crew Motorfest originally launched in 2023 and has continued to receive seasonal updates since its initial release.
The Crew Motorfest was developed by Ivory Tower and published by Ubisoft, debuting on September 14, 2023 for PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S.
The title moved the franchise to a festival-style open-world set on the island of Oahu, Hawaii, and has been marketed around a rotating Motorfest concept designed to celebrate car culture across multiple disciplines.
According to the retailer entries, the Switch 2 version will be available both as a digital purchase and as a physical game-key card.
The retailer listings give an October 8, 2026 release date for the Nintendo Switch 2 edition.
These listings are the source for the platform and date information cited here.
Rewritten overview for clarity and context: Ubisoft presents Motorfest as a multi-genre driving festival where players explore curated playlists and thematic campaigns that highlight automotive subcultures.
Players can engage with American muscle, Japanese-inspired street racing, and classic vintage machines while earning and customizing a wide roster of vehicles.
The game emphasizes skill-based driving challenges, a robust vehicle-collection progression, and custom contest modes that let players showcase personalized builds.
Gameplay highlights originally promoted for The Crew Motorfest include a varied open world across Oahu, from high-speed runs through Honolulu to off-road routes on volcanic slopes and dedicated track layouts.
Competitive modes include the 28-car Grand Race, team-based Demolition Royale skirmishes, and Summit Clash leaderboard challenges driven by in-game objectives.
At present, the reported Switch 2 date and distribution format are drawn from retailer listings.
The Crew Motorfest remains an active Ubisoft title with ongoing seasonal content on existing platforms, and the reported Switch 2 listing will be of interest to Nintendo hardware owners and fans tracking eShop availability and future Nintendo Direct announcements.
