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The new Crazy Taxi will be an open-world multiplayer game, Sega confirms in a gameplay video

The new Crazy Taxi will be an open-world multiplayer game, Sega confirms in a gameplay video
The new Crazy Taxi will be an open-world multiplayer game, Sega confirms in a gameplay video

In a new video published in the last few hours, Sega has reported some details on the new Crazy Taxi in development, intended to represent a sort of reboot for the historic arcade driving games, which will apparently be a great one multiplayer open worldthus presenting some structural variations compared to the original.

Some of them are also visible in the video below glimpses of gameplay which show a general trend decidedly close to the Crazy Taxi tradition, but also new and decidedly spectacular features, including rather crazy chases and power-ups.

Overall, it seems that the spirit of Crazy Taxi has been recovered in a rather faithful way, but everything has been inserted into a larger structure and oriented towards multiplayer, waiting to see it in more detail.

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The developers also talk in the video about the challenge of transforming a historically single-player experience into a purely multiplayer setting.

The idea is that a live service style multiplayer game could emerge, featuring a very large setting and providing space for multiple online players.

Sega’s Sapporo Studio seems to have put a lot of effort into building alarge map which also allows for considerable freedom of action, with the possibility of freely travelling along the streets and even going off the beaten track, apparently experiencing the city as a sort of “amusement park” tailored for taxis.

In the video we can see chases with the police, a game mode based on stunts, exploration within the city and use of modifications and power-ups for the various usable vehicles, with a certain attention also to the customization of these.

The new Crazy Taxi does not yet have a release date but is part of the new wave of games intended to recover some of Sega’s historic franchises, which also includes Jet Set Radio, Golden Ax and various other titles.

 
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