Namely, one mission in particular where you’re driving a Pontiac through dark streets and forests with only reference images to guide you, all accompanied by the haunting yet 80s-inspired soundtrack of John Carpenter’s Weeping Ghosts. While the traditional race aspect of The Crew remains intact, the most interesting aspect of the game is when it veers off from what is expected.
Playlists are undoubtedly the game’s strongest aspects as they provide a range of different gameplay modes. However, Vintage Garage is more decade-focused for general cars with classics like the Mustang Boss 429 and Ferrari F40 making a show. 911 Legacy will see you try out a range of Porsche street and rally cars as you gradually end in a street race with the 911 Carrera 4S 922. Other playlists like the Vintage Garage and 911 Legacy offer a look into the growth of cars throughout the decades. Electric Odyssey gives the player a look at some of the fastest electric vehicles out there including the Lotus E-Xpress while also showing off more off-road vehicles like the Hummer E-Xpress. Made in Japan offers a look into the Japanese street and drag racing scene with various Mazda, Nissan and Toyota cars on offer. Overall, the closed beta focused on five playlists ranging from a journey through car history to electric vehicles.
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