SEGA has officially released the Godzilla Pack for Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds as part of the game's Year Two content rollout.
The pack arrives alongside a limited-time in-game festival and adds three Godzilla-themed vehicles, a new course, and several music tracks to the game's jukebox.
The update continues SEGA's post-launch roadmap for CrossWorlds and provides new cosmetic and track content for players.
The Godzilla Pack details
SEGA's new DLC includes three themed vehicles—Godzilla Cruiser, King Ghidorah Coupe and Mothra Surf—giving players new ride options modeled after Toho's iconic kaiju.
The pack also introduces a new track titled "Godzilla Escape," which challenges racers to break out of a cityscape while navigating hazards tied to Godzilla's attacks.
SEGA added three music cues to the game's jukebox for the package: "Godzilla Escape: Intro," "Godzilla Escape," and "Godzilla Escape: Final Lap."
Event window and access
SEGA opened the Godzilla festival event for a limited period, running from Thursday, November 4 through Sunday, November 15.
During the festival, players can earn festival points that are redeemable for decals, gadgets and other in-game items.
SEGA has published full Year Two patch notes that detail the festival mechanics, item costs and other balance updates.
Rewritten statement (journalistic)
SEGA described the new course as a timed escape scenario where competitors must flee a besieged city while avoiding Godzilla's attacks, and noted that the festival period will allow players to earn points toward exclusive decals and gadgets.
Platform notes and where to find the pack
The Godzilla Pack is distributed through Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds' in-game store and will be visible on platform storefronts where the game is sold, including storefront pages and the game's event screens.
Players on Nintendo Switch and other platforms should see the new content appear in the game's menus or platform digital stores (such as the eShop) during the event window.
For full technical and patch details, consult SEGA's Year Two patch notes.
Thanks to community member SonicGalaxy27 for the tip on the release.
The pack arrives alongside a limited-time in-game festival and adds three Godzilla-themed vehicles, a new course, and several music tracks to the game's jukebox.
The update continues SEGA's post-launch roadmap for CrossWorlds and provides new cosmetic and track content for players.
The Godzilla Pack details
SEGA's new DLC includes three themed vehicles—Godzilla Cruiser, King Ghidorah Coupe and Mothra Surf—giving players new ride options modeled after Toho's iconic kaiju.
The pack also introduces a new track titled "Godzilla Escape," which challenges racers to break out of a cityscape while navigating hazards tied to Godzilla's attacks.
SEGA added three music cues to the game's jukebox for the package: "Godzilla Escape: Intro," "Godzilla Escape," and "Godzilla Escape: Final Lap."
Event window and access
SEGA opened the Godzilla festival event for a limited period, running from Thursday, November 4 through Sunday, November 15.
During the festival, players can earn festival points that are redeemable for decals, gadgets and other in-game items.
SEGA has published full Year Two patch notes that detail the festival mechanics, item costs and other balance updates.
Rewritten statement (journalistic)
SEGA described the new course as a timed escape scenario where competitors must flee a besieged city while avoiding Godzilla's attacks, and noted that the festival period will allow players to earn points toward exclusive decals and gadgets.
Platform notes and where to find the pack
The Godzilla Pack is distributed through Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds' in-game store and will be visible on platform storefronts where the game is sold, including storefront pages and the game's event screens.
Players on Nintendo Switch and other platforms should see the new content appear in the game's menus or platform digital stores (such as the eShop) during the event window.
For full technical and patch details, consult SEGA's Year Two patch notes.
Thanks to community member SonicGalaxy27 for the tip on the release.
