The Crew Motorfest Reviews
With The Crew Motorfest, Ubisoft enters a competition which has some really big competitors. The Crew Motorfest is not perfect but with new additions such as Playlists it always feels fresh and fun to play. The Crew Motorfest takes the players to Hawaii which is beautiful and vibrant, and the cars, planes or bikes are created with great details.
Review in Persian | Read full review
The Crew Motorfest has its own share of issues, and is not as ambitious and innovative as the first two games in the series either, but it has matured enough to offer a complete driving experience and even surpass its mentor, the Horizon series, in some areas.
Review in Persian | Read full review
In short, it is a fun game, yes, there are some parts that are a little annoying and need to be developed, but despite that, I found myself playing it for hours without stopping, as it is very fun and varied and makes you excited with each new series - the playlist is also suitable for amateurs and racing lovers alike.
Review in Arabic | Read full review
The Crew Motorfest delivers an entertaining racing experience, but don't expect anything revolutionary or ground breaking from it. at the end of the day, it's a mediocre racing games that could create some amazing moments for you, if you ignore its issues.
Review in Persian | Read full review
Ubisoft's best attempt at creating their own Forza Horizon. The similarities are obvious but the developers had enough of their own interesting ideas and created one of the best arcade racing games in years.
Review in Russian | Read full review
The Crew Motorfest is an absolute blast, offering endless hours of excitement thanks to its stunning O'ahu-inspired map and an impressive array of events, vehicles, and settings. Sure, there are a few hiccups like the occasional empty open world and wonky difficulty spikes, but if you're a car enthusiast, this game is a celebration you won't want to miss!
Review in Spanish | Read full review
Crew Motorfest doesn't end badly, it's a good step forward for the series. A smaller area suits the game, as well as improved controls, physics, visuals. Maybe it's a shame that there is still a need for an online connection, or that Ubisoft is needlessly copying Forza Horizon and taking the already conquered island from Test Drive Unlimited.
Review in Slovak | Read full review
A competent port that preserves the scale of Motorfest but compromises the Switch 2's main advantage by requiring a constant internet connection.
Review in Portuguese | Read full review
The Crew Motorfest surprisingly delivers that 'one more race' pull on Hawaii, well worth a look for open-world racing fans and those envious of Forza Horizon.
Review in German | Read full review
All in all, even though it’s a smaller game, Motorfest is a solid step forward for the series. It improves significantly on the aspects of a car game and defines its own patch in the larger framework popularized by the Horizon series. While the experience suffers from the microtransaction hell that has unfortunately become the Ubi standard, there’s enough to see in terms of racing cars, boats, and planes to steal a few dozen hours of your life. People are still playing it in 2026, there’s a little something for everyone, and the amount of raw content dwarfs most other rivals’, even if the world map is one of the smallest you’ll find in the genre.
In my review of Forza Horizon 5, I said that, in my opinion, it’s the best racing game out there right now, and that statement still holds true. However, we have a strong competitor here that might one day threaten Microsoft’s series—and even if it doesn’t, we might at least get the chance to compare the two series side by side.TThat is, of course, assuming that in the future, The Crew continues to head in the same direction as The Crew Motorfest, which I reviewed today. In my opinion, this is the right path for the franchise to take going forward. Eight and a half out of ten.
Review in Czech | Read full review
The Crew Motorfest isn’t just the best entry in The Crew series — it’s a true celebration for racing enthusiasts. With massive content, a wide variety of activities, and a vibrant world filled with stunning environments and scenery, we experienced an outstanding racing adventure backed by incredibly smooth driving mechanics. We enjoyed every moment in Motorfest and are confident it's an experience no fan of the genre should miss — one that promises dozens, if not hundreds, of hours of thrilling gameplay.
Review in Arabic | Read full review
The Crew Motorfest is a rock-solid arcade racer that's a lot of fun. There are a few things that bothered me personally, like some of the dialogue was cringe-worthy and the grind was way too long to afford cars. But overall, I recommend the title to anyone who had many enjoyable hours with Forza Horizon or simply couldn't play it because of the system's inappropriateness. Since the gameplay is constantly being expanded, long-term motivation should be guaranteed, and the game is certainly even more fun with a few friends.
Review in German | Read full review
If you're a fan of racing games or have a passion for cars, The Crew Motorfest is a must-play title.
Hawaii Five Oh!
Saying that The Crew Motorfest has finally found its identity by mimicking another series might seem absurd, but it's true. It feels like a Forza Horizon chapter in all but name. While not reaching Forza Horizon 5's excellence, it's a great alternative for PlayStation players seeking a similar racing arcade experience.
Review in Italian | Read full review
I can finally say it: Forza Horizon has competition, and serious competition at that. The Crew Motorfest came in strong, offering an amazing map paired with highly satisfying gameplay and excellent visual presentation. Ivory Tower has finally hit the sweet spot for its franchise, and I sincerely hope they continue on this path, as the future of The Crew looks incredibly bright.
Review in Portuguese | Read full review
The Crew Motorfest marks an arguably inevitable change for the brand. Leaving behind the American moors (which turned out to be not so rich in opportunity), Ivory West revolutionizes the series by taking us to a motor festival on Hawaiian soil. The sources of inspirations to other masterpieces of the genre are definitely evident but the end result, while not shining in originality and despite some structural issues, is a fun and exuberant ride among the natural beauty of the island of Oahu. Has Ubisoft's arcade series found its way?
Review in Italian | Read full review
The Crew Motorfest is an open-world racing game that gets better the more you play it, revealing a wealth of high-quality racing on the beautiful island of O'ahu, Hawaii. While the map is smaller than previous games in The Crew franchise, the smaller scale allows for more detailed imagery. The island is visually stunning, with vibrant landscapes, dynamic weather and remarkable lighting effects. The huge variety of events and beautiful presentation, however, are held back by an unsatisfying driving model and sub-par AI behavior.
Review in Italian | Read full review
The Crew Motorfest is a game that appeals to everyone with the richness of the content it offers and the fact that players can progress according to their own tastes and still not get stuck in some obstacles.
Review in Turkish | Read full review