Crazy Taxi: World Tour closed network test set for September 11 to 13
Sega has initiated sign-ups for a closed network test of the upcoming game Crazy Taxi: World Tour, scheduled to take place this September.
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The testing period is officially slated to run from September 11 through September 13. This development marks an early opportunity for players to access the title before its anticipated 2027 release. Coverage from outlets including TwistedVoxel, Push Square, Polygon, and Gematsu notes that sign-ups are currently active.
Polygon highlights the title as one of the most anticipated games slated for 2027. The official announcement from Sega focuses on the application process for participants interested in accessing the game ahead of the public launch on the PlayStation 5 and other platforms. Participants await selection as the September start date approaches.
The status of how many users will be granted access through the network test has not been specified in current documentation. Whether additional testing phases will follow the mid-September window is not yet confirmed by the developer.
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Sources (7)
- Anticipated PlayStation 5 Open World Game Gets New Trailer, Closed Network Test PlayStation LifeStyle · 45d ago
- SEGA to Host Closed Network Test for Crazy Taxi: World Tour in September ixbt.games · 45d ago
- Crazy Taxi: World Tour Closed Network Test Opens Sign-Ups TwistedVoxel · 45d ago
- Earn Some Crazy Money Early by Testing the New Crazy Taxi on PS5 Push Square · 45d ago
- Sega is letting fans play one of 2027's most exciting new games early Polygon.com · 45d ago
- APPLY FOR THE CRAZY TAXI: WORLD TOUR CLOSED NETWORK TEST SEGA · 45d ago
- Crazy Taxi: World Tour closed network test set for September 11 to 13 Gematsu · 45d ago broke it first
Quick answers
When is the Crazy Taxi: World Tour network test?
The test is scheduled to run from September 11 to September 13, 2026.
How can one participate in the test?
Interested players can apply through the official sign-up process provided by Sega.
When is the full game expected to launch?
The game is currently anticipated to be released in 2027.
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