The Crew Motorfest is an open-world racing game set across the Hawaiian islands, where players collect and drive hundreds of vehicles through street races, off-road trails, and themed events. The Mitsubishi Triple Car Pack adds three classic performance models to that roster: the 2014 Lancer Evolution X, the 1999 Eclipse GSX, and the 1994 3000GT VR4. These cars slot directly into the existing collection system and support the game's focus on celebrating different eras of automotive culture.
Gameplay
Core gameplay revolves around free-roaming the islands and completing activities that test handling, speed, and precision. Players switch between paved roads in Honolulu, volcanic slopes, rainforest paths, and coastal routes. The handling model supports both assisted and advanced control schemes, with adjustable difficulty levels that affect assists and rewards. Vehicles respond differently based on surface and setup, encouraging experimentation with the growing garage of cars, bikes, and other machines. Side activities include speed traps, aerial jumps, slaloms, and photo opportunities that reward exploration during free drive sessions.
Progression centers on Playlists, which are short thematic campaigns built around specific car cultures or vehicle types. Each Playlist mixes races, challenges, and events tailored to its theme, such as vintage models or drift-focused lineups. Completing them unlocks rewards and expands access to the full roster. The game supports solo play throughout most content while allowing seamless drop-in multiplayer for certain activities.
Game Modes
Grand Race pits up to 28 players in a multi-section event that lasts roughly ten minutes. Routes and vehicle tiers change periodically, with points awarded across segments to determine final placement. Demolition Royale places up to 32 players into eight crews for a shrinking-zone battle where the goal is to eliminate opposing crews through vehicle contact. Power-ups appear in the play area to provide temporary advantages.
Additional modes include Custom Show, a weekly customization contest that rewards creative vehicle builds, and Summit Contest, a weekly leaderboard challenge with themed activities and restrictions. The Main Stage offers three timelines-Revisit, Compete, and Explore-that players advance through by completing related tasks for monthly rewards. These systems run alongside ongoing seasonal content that adds new islands, vehicles, and mechanics such as off-road winch tools.
Vehicle Collection and Customization
The game maintains a large and expanding garage that includes modern supercars, classic muscle, off-road trucks, and specialty machines. Players earn new vehicles through Playlist completion, events, and seasonal rewards. The Mitsubishi models from the Triple Car Pack emphasize performance heritage and fit naturally into street, track, and mixed-terrain Playlists. Visual customization covers liveries, wheels, and performance parts, with weekly contests highlighting standout designs.
Import features allow collections from prior entries in the series to transfer over, reducing the grind for returning players. New seasons regularly introduce additional cars and expand the map with fresh terrain types.
Is It Worth Playing?
The Crew Motorfest maintains Mostly Positive reception on Steam from over 25,000 reviews, reflecting steady player interest in its vehicle variety and live-service updates. Regular seasons continue to add islands, vehicles, and systems, with Season 11 introducing a new free island focused on rugged exploration alongside a winch mechanic for off-road sections. The game suits players who enjoy arcade-style open-world racing with a strong emphasis on collecting and experimenting across dozens of Playlists rather than a single linear campaign.
Those seeking consistent new content and a broad selection of cars will find ongoing value in the seasonal structure. The experience works well for both solo drivers focused on Playlists and those who participate in the larger multiplayer events. Availability on PC supports the full feature set, including cross-progression elements where supported.
