Ubisoft Brings Offline Modes to The Crew 2 and Motorfest

Ubisoft has announced the introduction of offline modes for both The Crew 2 and The Crew Motorfest, addressing player concerns about the future accessibility of these titles. The modifications come after the original The Crew, which launched in December 2014, was discontinued earlier this year, frustrating many players who could no longer access a game they had purchased. Ubisoft's response indicates a commitment to long-term support for The Crew franchise, ensuring that players can continue enjoying The Crew 2 and The Crew Motorfest offline. The announcement is timely as The Crew Motorfest, released in 2023, aims to establish its place in the racing genre despite reviews noting certain shortcomings.

Ubisoft has indicated that more news will follow regarding the future of The Crew 2 and The Crew Motorfest, suggesting a proactive approach to maintaining and possibly expanding support for these titles post-launch.

The Crew series has garnered attention for its open-world racing gameplay, allowing players to explore vast maps and engage in various racing challenges. With the shift toward offline modes, Ubisoft aims to alleviate player fears about server dependency, particularly after the discontinuation of the original game. This move not only retains existing players but also potentially attracts newcomers looking for an expansive racing experience.