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The Crew 2 Gets Free Weekend On PC With New Update
If you like cars, and also like driving in those cars, then Ubisoft is eager for you to take The Crew 2 for a spin. The open world driving game released earlier this year and let players drive, boat, and fly their way across America in various races and events. Ubisoft's first free update to the game, Gator Rush, came out this week, and the publisher is celebrating by making The Crew 2 free to play this weekend.
Starting today, players can download The Crew 2 and play through the entire game. The new Gator Rush update includes a new difficulty level, a new Ace mode, and a lot of swamp-based vehicles and tracks to get the rush of speed that can only be combined with muck.
The free weekend is only through Uplay PC, so it's not available on the other platforms you can find the game on, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. You can find our review of The Crew 2 right here.
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