Sega Announces Brazil Map for Crazy Taxi: World Tour, With DAISO as a Destination
Real Brazilian storefronts as delivery destinations suggest Sega is building the world map out of licensed local businesses rather than generic city blocks, a different approach from the original series' invented streets.
Key Facts
- Sega announced the Brazil map for Crazy Taxi: World Tour on October 10.
- Crazy Taxi: World Tour is scheduled for release in 2027 on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox on PC, Steam, PS5, and Nintendo Switch 2.
- The Brazil map includes waterfalls counted among the world's three great waterfalls, giant rock formations, a cityscape also known as a World Heritage Site, and long beaches.
- Fogo de Chao, Habib's, Blue Tree Hotels, and DAISO appear in the Brazil map as collaboration stores and passenger destinations.
- Crazy Taxi: World Tour supports up to six players in online multiplayer and includes a Story Mode following protagonist Axel.
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Sega announced the Brazil map for Crazy Taxi: World Tour on October 10, adding a South American location to the game's Story Mode and other modes. The map mixes waterfalls counted among the world's three great waterfalls, giant rock formations, a colorful cityscape also known as a World Heritage Site, and long beaches. Real Brazilian brands appear as collaboration stores and drop-off destinations: the steakhouse Fogo de Chao, the fast-food chain Habib's, the hotel chain Blue Tree Hotels, and DAISO. A new trailer presents the map as a travel guide. Crazy Taxi: World Tour is a new entry in the driving action series, with protagonist Axel traveling maps themed on cities worldwide, plus an online multiplayer mode for up to six players in co-op and versus play. It is scheduled for 2027 on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox on PC, Steam, PS5, and Nintendo Switch 2, with wishlists open and the Switch 2 store page due later.
Sega's press release confirms the Brazil map for the 2027 release and the four named collaboration brands: Fogo de Chao, Habib's, Blue Tree Hotels, and DAISO. They are placed in the city as destinations for dropping off passengers, not as scenery.
The trailer presents the map in travel-guide style, pairing energetic cityscapes with natural landmarks. Sega has not set a price, and the CERO rating is under review. Wishlist registration is open through the Microsoft Store, PlayStation Store, and Steam, while the Nintendo Switch 2 store page is scheduled to open later. The game carries a single-player mode, Story Mode, and online multiplayer for up to six players in co-op and versus play. Protagonist Axel travels maps themed on cities around the world, and Brazil joins that lineup as South America's largest country.
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