Crazy Taxi: World Tour speeds to Japan in a new trailer
September 18, 2026 - 20:54
Among the confirmed locations are ICHIRAN, the well-known ramen chain, Kani Doraku, famous for its giant crab sign, and SHIBUYA109, the iconic shopping complex in Tokyo. These storefronts will appear within the game world, adding a layer of authenticity for players familiar with Japanese city life.
The trailer highlights the series' signature fast-paced driving, drifting and chaotic traffic weaving, now set against dense urban backdrops filled with neon signs and busy intersections. Players will pick up fares and race against the clock while navigating tight corners and heavy traffic.
Crazy Taxi: World Tour aims to blend the arcade energy of the original games with a modern visual style. The inclusion of real locations suggests the developers are leaning into a detailed recreation of Japanese streets. No release date has been announced yet, but the new trailer gives fans a clearer idea of what to expect when the game arrives.
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