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Take on the American motorsports scene as you explore and dominate the land, air, and sea across the entire USA. New: play The Crew 2 offline or online with the new Hybrid mode, available now!
The Crew™ 2 is a racing, open world and automobile sim game
developed by Ivory Tower
and published by Ubisoft.
Released on June 28th 2018 is available only on Windows
in 14 languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Arabic, Dutch, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese.
It has received 93,865 reviews of which 72,724 were positive and 21,141 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.7 out of 10. 😊
The game is currently priced at 29.99€ on Steam.
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Windows
- OS *: Originally released for Windows 7, the game can be played on Windows 10 and Windows 11 OS
- Processor: Intel Core i5-2400s @ 2.5 GHz or AMD FX-6100 @ 3.3 GHz or equivalent
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660 or AMD HD 7870 (2GB VRAM with Shader Model 5.0 or better)
- Additional Notes: Game contains BattlEye anti-cheat technology and VMProtect anti-piracy technology.
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Call the crew (2) for a good time In the olden days of September 10th, 2024, the generous lord of the French peninsula, Ubisoft the Un , graced us with The Crew 2 for 1€. The game was cheaper than gamer girl bath water, and only one of those lets you look your family & friends in the eyes when they ask, “What’s that?” Think about that. But, the past few years were not kind to our dear French lord. They got backlash after shutting down servers for the original The Crew , with the game we paid for now gone, forever. No offline mode, no player ran servers… just null . Out of frustration a petition was born, one that aims to change how online games are preserved (well, make it mandatory they are) and ofc we got an offline mode for The Crew 2 a few months later. History lessons aside, what about the game, mon chéri ? Is it bueno or kinder ? —Yes No Family? Full disclosure, I’m not a pro-racist. Last racing game I played was Project Cars 2 , some 6 years ago. Before that it was the original Grid . Plus, I was never a one-vehicle type driving game kinda girl ( F1, Dirt Rally, etc. )—I always wanted to play with all the different kinds of cars, and crash ‘em, respectfully. And The Crew 2 slaps that itch, offering me tons of fancy cars a girl could dream of, and then some. Didn’t even ask me if I am forklift certified (I am, don’t ask). So, the main goal is to become the best racist of all time, a title reserved for only a few. To achieve that tho, you’ll have to take one of the pre-baked avatars around the US and do battle on tracks running across water, earth, air… I have a sudden desire to mention Avatar: The Last Air Bender… we move! In my quest to become the Ultimate Racist of the US roads, four big pepegas stood in my way, gatekeeping 4 categories: Street, Offroad, Freestyle and Pro. Each has its own type of races, so I got to try all the stuff by just slapping these idiots of their self-made “da best” pedestal. But how will people know I am the Ultimate Racist? Well, that’s where the rep system comes in. Racing gives you more than just money— each race brings more fans to your X account or smt. Didn’t even need to post anything controversial, truly remarkable. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3647584053 I suggest doing the Summit thingies, weekly themed race events, they give you easily the most amount of followers compared to normal missions. Earning enough points for Bronze rank rewards you with around 150k followers. Normal missions give out at best 5k per race. Now, once you become a Racist Icon, the game kinda “ends”. The only thing that gave me drive to drive (heh) were achievements. For you it might be to reach Racist Icon level 9999, or get one of the many awards each level milestone drops, like lootboxes with vehicle parts or a cool new vehicle. And as is custom with Ubisoft, there’s plenty of side content here. Skills were mid, but the Photo Ops was super fun. It utilized the game’s amazing photo mode and tasked me with snapping some funky shots of monuments, landmarks, animals, or vehicles mid stunt. I approve. Speaking of the photo mode, I love it! It has everything my crazy screenshot obsessed brain wants: Day-night slider? ✅ Blur sliders? ✅ Random weird filters and color options? ✅ Hiding things from your shot (NPCs, animals, even yourself)? ✅ Reversing the damage to my car, that I 100% didn't do (probably the wind or something)? ✅ TILTING THE CAMERA LENS? ✅ Girlfriend? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Overall, it’s one of the best photo modes I’ve used—I spent quite a lot of my playtime trying to get that one perfect shot of my ass- I mean my driver’s ass- I mean my vehicle's ass- … LOOK, BIG MAP! The Wild E-West The game boasts a giant map of the US, which the game’s engine renders with an impressive amount of detail. It’s not a 1:1 replica, being a more travel-friendly size, with many cities and cool landmarks also missing. But for an average guy like me, I was satisfied with the size of the map. There’s a ton of cool locations to see, landmarks to snap a photo of or even crash into, the oyster is yours! Now, the reason why I even bought the game was the map, as I yearned for that true American driver dream—drive around, respect laws, yell at the idiot who cut me off, get pulled over and shot by a cop when I tried to give them my driver’s license they asked for. I didn’t get the full experience tho, kinda just got the driving around part. I did manage to take cool pics of some nice landmarks. So, it was a pretty immersive experience still, even with my desires not met, fully. Best of all, I got to re-experience the lone night drive home after you’ve dropped off all your friends, with only you and your thoughts left— to Ryan Gosling or not? It’s not even a question, cuz it’s always a yes. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3647244586 Now, I have one major ick—the traffic— it was god-awful with the roads empty 90% of the time. Why? Is it for my safety or the NPCs? Speaking of NPCs, they also walk around. Don’t worry tho, you won’t need to use your windshield wipers— they just kinda weirdly slide out of your way even if you hit em. Animals too. How do I reverse in drive? The gameplay is arcade-y. Damage is a concept, so feel free to ram into stuff when cornering, or maybe you just like to ram stuff whenever, I ain’t judging. There’s no penalty for damage, it’s just visual, so it only hurts the soul. The only time damage impacts your cars performance is the races where you ram into other cars and destroy each other to get points. Other than that, just ram away! But Ubisoft was mindful of the PRO drivers among you, so they made sure the boys who sweat, making others wet (from crying), can extensively adjust things I don’t even understand, all related to how the vehicle will handle. So, you can fine tune your metal coffin—big plus. I just kinda slapped parts with the biggest number and held down the accelerate button. Sometimes maybe win, sometimes maybe “reset race” and then win. And yes, cars are sexy, sure, but the hovercraft which can be driven on land and water, that was… it was something special. And no, I’m not just praising it because of its mesmerizing jiggle physics, like why would you even think such an outlandish thought, so weird dude... https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3647624181 Lastly, each vehicle you can upgrade with parts earned by winning races. There are a few quality tiers, color coded, and each brings additional modifiers to the plate. You can even change 'em manually by rolling RNG re-buff dice (cost in-game $ of course). Now, the parts that make all the guys come, the Legendary parts— they yellow! They also have two buffs plus a special buff that you get if you complete the set. And this is where the inexperienced among you should stock up on lube— there’s many different sets and the loot drops are RNG. So… bring a barrel, or two. Bueno? No, thanks, Trivago for me! All-in-all, I’d give it a solid 5/7 on the Richter scale and two chocolate bars: The story exists, so does the voice acting. The sound design was great, and them engines made those loud noises my man monke brain likes as I drove across the game's giant, immersive, but kinda mostly empty, map. And ofc, the photo mode made me change pants regularly—happy little accidents happen sometimes. In short, the game was fun— I have spoken! To all who made it this far, if you seek even more divine knowledge, then follow the faith preached in the [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/40407656/]Gospel of Sv. Prolivije. All members receive free car insurance and 2 weeks of paid vacation.
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The Crew 2 is one of those games you launch “just to play for a bit” - and suddenly it’s 3 a.m., you’ve been racing for hours, and you genuinely don’t understand where the time went. The sheer scale of the game is insane. The whole USA as your playground, switching between cars, bikes, boats, and planes whenever you want - it never stops feeling cool. One minute you’re drifting through city streets, the next you’re flying over mountains or blasting across water at ridiculous speed. It’s chaotic in the best possible way. What really makes the game special is how smooth and relaxing it feels. You’re not constantly stressed or punished - you’re just enjoying the ride. The progression feels natural, events keep coming, and there’s always “just one more race” waiting for you. That’s how the hours disappear without you noticing. Sure, it’s not a hardcore simulator, and the handling can feel arcade-y at times. But that’s exactly why it works. The Crew 2 isn’t about realism - it’s about freedom, variety, and pure fun. By the time I looked at my playtime, I honestly couldn’t believe it. The game was so long and so enjoyable that I completely lost track of time. And that’s probably the best compliment you can give to a game like this. My rating: 10/10. A huge, beautiful, time-eating playground that keeps you coming back for “just one more event.”
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Finally — Ubisoft with a W. The Crew 2 has just added an Offline Mode, and it’s honestly the best thing that’s ever happened to the game. When you launch it, if you’re connected to the internet, you can choose between Online or Offline Mode. If you’re not connected, it just boots straight into Offline automatically. Transferring your progress is super easy too, once you’re in Offline Mode, there’s literally a button to transfer your online save. Took me 10 seconds. I’ve had my share of connection issues with The Crew 2 in the past with random disconnects, failed sessions etc. It was the darndest thing. But now, in Offline Mode, everything runs perfectly smooth. No stuttering, no “Connection Lost,” no interruptions. Just pure driving. Gameplay and Graphics are really nice. Of course, some things aren’t available offline. No multiplayer, crews, or summit events. No live leaderboards or online shops. No photo sharing or community challenges. But that's obvious. But honestly? That’s a small price to pay for finally being able to play the game whenever you want, without having to pray to the Ubisoft servers. Again: Offline Mode is a rare W for Ubisoft and for the gaming industry in general.
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I didn’t buy a racing game. I bought a road trip simulator with extra chaos.
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its fun going 320 miles an hour on the inerstate and hitting a bus and sending it into the sun
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Frequently Asked Questions
The Crew™ 2 is currently priced at 29.99€ on Steam.
The Crew™ 2 is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 29.99€ on Steam.
The Crew™ 2 received 72,724 positive votes out of a total of 93,865 achieving a rating of 7.66.
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The Crew™ 2 was developed by Ivory Tower and published by Ubisoft.
The Crew™ 2 is playable and fully supported on Windows.
The Crew™ 2 is not playable on MacOS.
The Crew™ 2 is not playable on Linux.
The Crew™ 2 offers both single-player and multi-player modes.
The Crew™ 2 offers both Co-op and PvP modes.
There are 3 DLCs available for The Crew™ 2. Explore additional content available for The Crew™ 2 on Steam.
The Crew™ 2 does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
The Crew™ 2 supports Remote Play on Phone and Remote Play on Tablet. Discover more about Steam Remote Play.
The Crew™ 2 does not currently support Steam Family Sharing.
You can find solutions or submit a support ticket by visiting the Steam Support page for The Crew™ 2.
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Game modes
Multiplayer
Online players
706
Developer
Ivory Tower
Publisher
Ubisoft
Release
28 Jun 2018
Platforms
Remote Play