Ubisoft has announced that its action-driving MMO has surpassed 12 million registered players. Powered by the Babel Engine, The Crew is an action-driving MMO that propels gamers on a reckless ride through a massive open world version of the United States of America, featuring a number of challenges and diverse terrain – from city to suburb, county to county, state to state, coast to summit.
The Crew was released in 2014 and it took Ubisoft two years and a half in order to reach this milestone. It’s also worth noting that there were some free events – that obviously boosted the game’s registered players – during which PC gamers could download and play the game for a limited time.
The Crew features a persistent online open world is populated by other real players, featuring any other car as a potential rival or ally, and naturally fostering both competition and cooperation among players. As such, players are able to play the entire campaign cooperatively with friends, whether it is to ease their progression, to access better rewards, or simply to have more fun together.

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Quality… not quantity…
yeah. after giving the game for free for a entire month.
Yep, I took advantage of that Uplay promotion too and what a waste of time that was! The Crew is the only game to have crashed my PC whereby a hard reset was the only solution. To quote Jim Sterling… Oh, Ubisoft!
and also, in my opinion, is boring AF.
From what I’ve heard the main game is boring while the Add-on pack with off road vehicles is awesome.
One of the worst Racing games I have ever played.
Even the worst NFS game is still better than this failed wannabe open-world racing.
Why attempt to compete with Forza Horizon when you cant even make good car mechanics in any of your games?
Some of the Need for Speed games are pretty good.
yeah alot of them are good, that’s why I said even the bad ones are better than crew
Poor mans Test Drive Unilimited 2
TDU2 is cheaper and better! 😀
Cheaper then free?
FH3 & APEX + GTR3, RR3 for the Win on PC !!!
Forza Horizon 3 and Test Drive Unlimited 2 spring to mind, both are considerably better too
There is not another driving mmo, if that’s what you are asking about.
Unless you consider the new Need for Speed an mmo. It isn’t, but the multiplayer system is kind of neat, I think.
No, just answering a question you posted, I tried to give you two alternatives, wish I didn’t bother, I should of known better than to be nice to someone over the Internet
i have it never played it,just looking at the box makes me bored of it.
Still waiting for it to get better, have less cheaters and for that car configuration app.
Howmany of those 12 million got it when it was free, took one look, and hid it.
If I could remove it from Uplay I would, and I never even touched the multi-player.
These boasts about registered players are meaningless, even for payed for games, never mind the free ones, or those like this that went free for a period.
Unless they state the average numbers of concurrent players, it’s almost always a feeble, and desparate attempt to boost a failing game. Like this one.
I do wish DSOG, and other sites wouldn’t post this propaganda, get active player numbers, or ignore the game.