Following the recent launch of the Crew Motorfest's second season, Ubisoft announced its closure, as well as the shutdown of its servers. After a decade of online rides, the developer says the shutdown is a "necessity."
As Ubisoft reveals in an official update, the game has reached the finish line. The developer notes shutting down the game has become a necessity now due to "upcoming server infrastructure and licensing constraints."
As for the remaining Crew entries, the developer will continue "to provide new content and support". According to SteamDB, there are only 25 players in-game at the moment, with a maximum of 37. The Crew's delisting isn't unexpected.
Motorfest won't come to Steam, but players have generally enjoyed it much like its preceding sequel. You can play The Crew through Sunday, March 31, 2024. After this, Ubisoft will shut all of the servers down.
As Ubisoft reveals in an official update, the game has reached the finish line. The developer notes shutting down the game has become a necessity now due to "upcoming server infrastructure and licensing constraints."
As for the remaining Crew entries, the developer will continue "to provide new content and support". According to SteamDB, there are only 25 players in-game at the moment, with a maximum of 37. The Crew's delisting isn't unexpected.
Motorfest won't come to Steam, but players have generally enjoyed it much like its preceding sequel. You can play The Crew through Sunday, March 31, 2024. After this, Ubisoft will shut all of the servers down.