Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled Adding Classic Characters In Circus-Themed Update
A free update packed with a new track, game mode, racers and more is on its way to Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled. Get ready for neon-soaked insanity in the Neon Circus Grand Prix.
The latest season adds Ring Rally, a permanent Local Arcade Mode featuring timed runs on each of CTR Nitro-Fueled's tracks. Speed through the diminishing rings each lap to add more time to the clock, earn points, and activate speed boosts. A test of endurance and skill, the Rally ends when the timer runs out. Improve your performance with each playthrough as you push to complete more rounds and beat your high score.
Some fan favorite original Crash Tag Team Racing drivers will make a comeback for the Neon Circus Grand Prix. Pasadena O'Possum and Ebenezer Von Clutch join the Pit Stop rotation while Koala Kong headlines the Nitro Gauge reward set. You can also unlock King Chicken by collecting all the Golden Eggs scattered across the Adventure Mode hubs and bringing them to a special fresco in the Lost Ruins hub.
Koala Kong acts as the master of ceremonies for the new track, Koala Carnival. Zoom through the colorful big top spectacle while avoiding canon bursts and blasts of fire. Complete the track in style by unlocking one of the season's three new carts: the Nitro Bumper, the Pressurizer, and the Daredevil. You can pick up the Nitro Bumper in the Pit Stop while the Pressurizer and the Daredevil unlock through the Nitro Gauge.
The Pit Stop has lots of new circus-themed items to choose from, including skins, neon wheels, and an all-new Pit Stop item type, Animated Paint Jobs. Select items from the Back N. Time Grand Prix will also make their return during the new season. Starting the first weekend of the Grand Prix, you'll have the opportunity to pick up a new bundle type: the Last Chance bundle. The new bundle gives you the chance to unlock any remaining Spooky Grand Prix rewards you missed in the previous season.
The Neon Circus Grand Prix is set to go live on November 8.