The Crew: Ultimate Edition (2016)
Genres:Adventure, Sport
Story:Explore the first realistic recreation of the entire USA ever built for a driving game in The Crew® Ultimate Edition, your all inclusive edition of the revolutionary action driving game released in 2014.
The Crew® Ultimate Edition includes The Crew® the original game, its expansion, The Crew® Wild Run, the Season Pass content and the latest expansion, The Crew® Calling All Units.
Roam the ultimate driving playground on and off road in a 5000km² open world
Master every terrain with powerful cars, agile motorcycles, unstoppable monster trucks, evasive drift cars, roaring dragsters and exclusive police vehicles.
Be spontaneous, turn on-road encounters into intense rivalries or bond with friends, creating instant challenges with fellow drivers
Chose the badge or the street, fly solo or join a police squad and use your special abilities to track down and chase Street Racers all over the US
Key features:
Over 120 Licensed Vehicles
220+ Tuning Kits
A 30+ hours Story Campaign
An inovative Cops Vs Racers Gameplay
Over 220 missions
A recurring championship called The Summit bringing fresh events each months
Unlimited Freedrive activities
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
The Crew is a revolutionary action-driving game developed exclusively for next-gen consoles and high-end PCs that leverages the new hardware capabilities to connect players online like never before. The Crew takes you and your friends on a reckless ride inside a massive, open-world recreation of the United States that is brimming with exciting challenges. Generous in content and tailored for the connected generation, The Crew is the next-gen game that redefines action-driving.
Take part in a relentless ride to infiltrate and overtake the 510s, a gang grown around Detroit’s illegal street racing scene. Your plan? Get a rep on the underground-racing scene and sabotage their activities city-by-city all across the United States. Maneuver through the bustling streets of New York City and Los Angeles, cruise down sunny Miami Beach or trek through the breathtaking plateaus of Monument Valley. Each locale comes with its own set of surprises and driving challenges to master. On your journey you will encounter other players on the road – all potentially worthy companions to crew up with, or future rivals to compete against. This is driving at its most exciting, varied and open.
KEY FEATURES
NEVER DRIVE ALONE
Jump in and out seamlessly and build your crew of four through bonding or intense rivalry. Whether your objective is to takedown a convoy or to escape the police, achieving it with friends ensures a fresh experience each time you join in.
A PLAYGROUND OF UNPRECEDENTED SCOPE AND VARIETY
The entire United States is your driving playground – all roads and everything in between. Every type of terrain imaginable is yours to master – from downtown city streets to suburbs, hillsides, cornfields, canyons, desert dunes or even race tracks.
THE EXPERIENCE GOES ON, WHEREVER YOU ARE
Continue the experience on iOS, Android tablets, and on the web. Keep track of your friends’ performances and tinker with your ride before playing it live to set new records, or send your crew on jobs on-the-go to gain more XP and parts.
PREPARE FOR THE NEXT JOB
An extensive tuning system combining depth and simplicity allows you to collect cosmetic and performance parts and customize your licensed cars, according to your style and driving preferences.Show more
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