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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles DLC is out now in Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds

Announced months ago and finally live, the crossover pack drops Leonardo, Donatello, Raphael and Michelangelo into SEGA's excellent portal-hopping kart racer.

Pedro Lopes29 July 20263 min readMulti-platform
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles DLC is out now in Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds

After several months of waiting since its announcement, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles DLC for Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds is available now on every platform the game supports.

The pack adds the four turtles as playable racers alongside a themed vehicle set and a sewer-to-skyline course that leans hard on CrossWorlds' portal gimmick — the mid-race dimension switch that remains the best idea in the genre this generation.

CrossWorlds has been quietly building one of the strongest post-launch runs of any kart racer since it shipped, and the crossover cadence is a big part of that. Sold separately or as part of the season pass, the pack keeps the same rule the base game set: no character is locked behind grind, only behind the price of entry.

If you bounced off the game at launch, the handling patch that shipped alongside this DLC is the more interesting change. Drift charge now builds slightly faster on the second tier, which meaningfully narrows the gap between casual and time-trial play.

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