Recreating waterfalls, beaches, and cityscapes... Real-world brand locations and new activities introduced

'Crazy Taxi: World Tour' Reveals New 'Brazil' Map

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크레이지 택시: 월드 투어 Crazy Taxi: World Tour
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SEGA Publishing Korea has revealed the new "Brazil" map and released a new video introducing it for 'Crazy Taxi: World Tour,' the driving action game scheduled for release in 2027.

The newly revealed Brazil map is a new area playable in modes such as Story Mode. The game recreates Brazil's diverse natural environments and urban landscapes, including views of one of the world's top three waterfalls, massive rock formations, World Heritage-listed streets, and beaches.

Collaborative content with real-world brands also makes an appearance. Brands operating in Brazil—such as 'Fogo de Chão,' 'Habib's,' 'Blue Tree Hotels,' and 'DAISO'—are recreated in-game as stores and destinations, allowing players to drive their taxis to and from these locations.

The accompanying trailer introduces the Brazil map in a travel guide format. It showcases driving routes set against lively city centers and natural scenery, along with various passengers and activities available in the Brazilian region.

'Crazy Taxi: World Tour' is a brand-new installment in SEGA's driving action franchise 'Crazy Taxi.' While inheriting the series' signature high-speed driving and vehicular action, it adds new game modes and multiplayer elements.

The game features a Story Mode called "World Tour," where main protagonist Axel travels through locations inspired by cities across the globe. Additionally, it supports online multiplayer for up to six players to cooperate or compete.

'Crazy Taxi: World Tour' is scheduled to launch in 2027 on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, PC (Steam and Microsoft Store), and Nintendo Switch 2. Players can currently add the game to their wishlist on each platform's store page, with the Nintendo Switch 2 store page set to open at a later date.

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