Ubisoft Challenges Forza Horizon: New Island Map, TrackForge, and NASCAR Now in The Crew Motorfest
Ubisoft continues to expand The Crew Motorfest, solidifying its position as a formidable rival to Forza Horizon 5. A major new season launched yesterday, introducing several transformative features to the racing title.
The centerpiece of the update is the stunning new island map, Kaho’Olawe. Alongside this, a high-octane NASCAR playlist campaign has made its debut. Looking further ahead, the developers have teased a premium playlist series centered around remote-controlled (RC) vehicles.
One of the most significant additions is the TrackForge mode. This robust track-building suite empowers players to place world objects, design intricate custom circuits, and share their racing masterpieces with the broader Motorfest community.
The expansion doesn’t stop there. Over the coming weeks, Season 9 will roll out a total of 18 new cars. Iconic models such as the Audi Sport quattro S1 Pikes Peak and the 2019 Porsche 935 have already been confirmed, with more surprises still hidden under wraps.
Currently, Motorfest is available at an all-time low price. This aggressive pricing strategy has already propelled the game to a new record-breaking peak player count on Steam.



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