Sega has officially unveiled the upcoming Minecraft content pack for Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds, set to launch on October 8, 2025. This exciting addition will introduce players to new characters, including fan favorites Steve, Alex, and a Creeper, alongside a fresh racing stage designed to enhance the gameplay experience. Notably, those who own the Season Pass or the Digital Deluxe edition will have exclusive access to this content upon its release.
In a delightful twist, the Minecraft Festival will kick off just a day later, on October 9 at 8 PM ET/5 PM PT, running until October 12 at 7:59 PM ET/4:59 PM PT. This festival will be accessible to all players, regardless of whether they have purchased the Minecraft pack, allowing everyone to join in on the fun.
About Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds
Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds invites players to immerse themselves in a vibrant world where they can build and customize their racing machines. The game offers a variety of gadgets and power-ups that can be unleashed solo or in collaboration with friends, catering to both offline and online play styles. With cross-platform matchmaking, up to 12 racers can compete simultaneously, ensuring a dynamic and competitive environment.
The character roster features a diverse array of Sonic icons, with plans for additional characters to be introduced through free post-launch updates. Notable additions include Joker, Kasuga Ichiban, and Hatsune Miku, further enriching the gameplay experience.
At its launch, Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds boasts several engaging modes, including:
- Grand Prix with multiple cups
- World Match ranked online battles
- Customizable Friend Matches
- Time Trials
- Race Park, a party-focused mode
Local split-screen multiplayer accommodates up to four players, while full online matchmaking supports up to twelve racers. A new Rival System adds an intriguing layer to the Grand Prix events, allowing rivals to taunt each other as they race.
For those eager to dive into the action, Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds is available on multiple platforms, including PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PC via Steam, and Nintendo Switch. Additionally, a version for the anticipated Nintendo Switch 2 is currently in development, with a digital release slated for the holiday season of 2025 and a physical release expected in early 2026.
