Crazy Taxi: World Tour will get a closed network test from September 12 to 14

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Crazy Taxi: World Tour will get a closed network test from September 12 to 14

Fans will have the opportunity to get an early look at Crazy Taxi: World Tour as part of a private test. This will be a chance to experience the high-octane racing game before it comes out next year.

PS5, XBOX Series, and PC users can sign up now for a chance to participate in the closed network test, which will take place from September 12, 2026, at 1:00 a.m. BST to September 14, 2026, at the same time. Registration is available on the game’s official website.

Note that this test will feature only the online multiplayer experience (although a single-player mode will be included in the final version) with the Pickup Race and Cops ’N’ Cabbies modes. In the first mode, six players will compete to drop off as many passengers as possible, and in the second, two teams of three duke it out for victory.

We also got a new trailer for Crazy Taxi: World Tour.

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