SEGA has officially announced Crazy Taxi: World Tour, bringing back the beloved arcade driving series for a globe-trotting adventure set to launch in 2027. The announcement took place during the Xbox Games Showcase 2026, with a trailer featuring The Offspring’s iconic track “All I Want”, synonymous with the franchise.
The new installment will feature the series’ protagonist, Axel, in a narrative campaign that sees him pursue mysterious masked villains who have stolen his taxi. This adventure will take players through five unique cities around the world, each offering varied terrains and extreme missions to tackle.
Crazy Taxi: World Tour is developed under the direction of Kenji Kanno, the original creator of the Crazy Taxi series. The game promises to significantly expand the classic formula with new multiplayer modes allowing players to compete against friends and opponents online from around the world. Vehicle customization will also play a larger role, with players able to unlock various vehicles and modification options to create their perfect vehicle.
For fans of the original experience, Classic mode will recreate the thrills of the original arcade games. The title will be available on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox on PC, Steam, PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch 2 as an Xbox Play Anywhere title. Wishlist is now available on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox on PC, Steam, and PlayStation 5.
Frequently Asked Questions
On which platforms will Crazy Taxi: World Tour be available?
The game will launch on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox on PC, Steam, PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch 2.
When is Crazy Taxi: World Tour released?
Crazy Taxi: World Tour is expected to be released in 2027.
Is Crazy Taxi: World Tour multiplayer?
Yes, the game has multiplayer modes where you can play against friends or compete with online players from around the world.
Who is developing Crazy Taxi: World Tour?
The game is developed by SEGA under the direction of Kenji Kanno, the original creator of the Crazy Taxi series.
Can I play the classic Crazy Taxi experience?
Yes, Classic mode will allow players to revisit the thrills of the original arcade games.
