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Crazy Taxi: World Tour runs a closed network test from 12 to 14 September

SEGA opens the first hands-on window for its long-gestating reboot, with a limited online test focused on the shared open city.

Pedro Lopes28 July 20262 min readMulti-platform
Crazy Taxi: World Tour runs a closed network test from 12 to 14 September

Fans will get their first proper look at Crazy Taxi: World Tour through a private test running from 12 to 14 September.

The test is closed and capped, with sign-ups handled through SEGA's site. It covers a slice of the West Coast district and the game's shared-world layer, where multiple drivers compete for the same fares in real time — the biggest departure from the arcade original.

SEGA has been unusually quiet about this reboot since revealing it, so a network test is the clearest signal yet that the project is close to a state it is willing to show. Expect a launch window announcement to follow if the test goes well.

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