"The Crew 2: Drive Fast, Crash Faster – A Chaotic Racer’s Survival Guide"

Welcome to The Crew 2! Ubisoft’s open-world game where you’re a racer, pilot, boater, and sometimes, a hazard to national traffic safety! This guide will help you master the art of racing, crashing, and having a ridiculous amount of fun across America. Buckle up—or don't. It's The Crew 2, and safety is just a suggestion.

Step 1: Choose Your Vehicle

In The Crew 2, you can switch between cars, boats, and planes faster than a toddler changes moods. Here's a breakdown of your options:

Cars: These are for when you feel like pretending to obey traffic laws while secretly slamming into NPCs and barriers. Pick something fast, shiny, and aerodynamic...so you can admire it as it tumbles through the air.

Boats: Boats are great for exploring America’s waterways, except when you forget rivers aren’t roads. Pro tip: Boats don’t work on land. Don’t try to Tokyo Drift on a sand dune.

Planes: Planes are for when you’re tired of gravity. Feel free to do barrel rolls, dive bombs, or use them as a shortcut when you miss a checkpoint. The ground is optional.


Pro Tip: Invest in vehicles that look ridiculous but can still win. Nothing beats beating a hypercar in a beat-up Volkswagen Beetle.

Step 2: Explore America (and Break It)

The map in The Crew 2 is a condensed version of the USA, but you can still experience all the highlights of America:

New York City: Perfect for dodging taxis and making a six-lane drift around Times Square. Bonus points if you climb the Statue of Liberty in a plane.

Las Vegas: A neon-lit paradise for showing off your car…or flying a plane straight into the Bellagio fountains.

The Midwest: Ah, the flatlands! This is where you realize cruise control exists and start wondering if cornfields have hidden shortcuts. Spoiler: They don’t.

The Mountains: If you haven’t accidentally driven off a cliff and landed perfectly in a river, are you even playing The Crew 2?

Step 3: Embrace the Physics

The laws of physics in The Crew 2 are… flexible. Here’s how to make the most of them:

1. Switch Mid-Crash: Just flipped your car into the Grand Canyon? No problem. Instantly switch to a plane and fly out like nothing happened. Style points if you yell, “I meant to do that!”


2. Boats and Ramps: Drive your boat on a ramp at 200 mph. Will it work? Who cares. It’s hilarious.


3. Off-Road Shenanigans: Roads are overrated. Drive your supercar through a forest and see how long it takes before you’re airborne.


4. Gravity is Optional: Doing 360-degree flips in a plane while narrowly avoiding buildings is a lifestyle. Live it.

Step 4: Races Are Guidelines, Not Rules

Sure, The Crew 2 is technically a racing game, but you’re here for chaos, not podiums.

Shortcuts: There’s no rule against driving through people’s backyards to win a race. Sure, it’s unethical, but so is Ubisoft’s microtransactions system.

Creative Pathfinding: If a race is too long, turn your plane into a time machine. Fly over the finish line. Problem solved.

Sabotage: Ram your competitors off the road (or into a lake). Is it fair? Nope. Is it satisfying? Absolutely.

Step 5: Flex in Photo Mode

What’s the point of being the fastest racer in America if you can’t flex on Instagram? Use photo mode to capture the essence of your chaos:

Mid-Crash Pics: Snap a shot of your car mid-flip with the caption, “Nailed it.”

Weird Locations: Park your boat in the middle of the desert for a cryptic, artsy vibe.

Wild Animals: The map has random wildlife. Try to photobomb a bear or a moose.


Pro Tip: Bonus points for using filters that make your disasters look intentional.

Step 6: Multiplayer Madness

Playing with friends (or randoms) is where The Crew 2 truly shines:

Race Sabotage: Team up to ruin someone’s perfect lap by crashing into them at Mach speed. True friendship.

Plane Train: Get everyone to fly planes in a line. The last person inevitably crashes into a tree.

Who Needs Roads?: Bet your friends you can beat them while driving off-road in a monster truck. Then cheat and switch to a plane.

Step 7: Customize Everything

The customization options in The Crew 2 are endless, so go wild:

Paint Jobs: Bright pink flames? Neon green zebra stripes? Yes, please. Make your car look so ridiculous that opponents lose focus.

Vanity Items: Add underglow lights, massive spoilers, and horns that play La Cucaracha. Subtlety is for losers.

Performance Parts: Spend hours tuning your vehicle’s performance stats, only to crash into a guardrail anyway. Worth it.

Step 8: Become a Legend (or a Menace)

In The Crew 2, you can be a racing legend—or the biggest nuisance on the roads. Either way, you’ll have a blast:

Winning Races: Sure, you can take the high road and actually compete. But why not spice it up with a barrel roll over the finish line?

Chaotic Free Roam: Forget objectives. Spend hours launching your car off cliffs or trying to land a boat on a skyscraper.

Final Thoughts

The Crew 2 isn’t just a racing game; it’s a playground for your inner chaos goblin. Whether you’re racing, exploring, or just messing around, the key is to never take it too seriously. Remember: It’s not about winning—it’s about laughing hysterically while your plane crashes into a windmill.

Now get out there, racer. Drive fast, break stuff, and make America your personal jungle gym!