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Crazy Taxi: World Tour Reveals Brazil Map for Its Story Campaign

Crazy Taxi: World Tour is heading to Brazil. SEGA revealed the location at the Brasil Game Show 2026 press conference, with original Crazy Taxi creator and producer Kenji Kanno presenting a trailer for a new map.

Brazil is the fourth of five maps in the game’s single-player World Tour story campaign. The game launches in 2027 on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox on PC, Steam, PlayStation 5, and Nintendo Switch 2.

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Brazil Map Features City Streets, Coastlines, and Familiar Stores

The new map takes players through dense city streets and along Brazil’s coastlines. Kanno said the team drew inspiration from the country’s urban environments, beaches, and natural scenery.

You’ll also pass recognizable businesses, including Habib’s, Fogo de Chão, and Fast Shop. These add to the game’s growing lineup of real-life storefronts, continuing a feature from earlier Crazy Taxi games.

Crazy Taxi: World Tour Brazil screenshot

Coming in 2027 With Xbox Play Anywhere Support

Crazy Taxi: World Tour will support Xbox Play Anywhere when it arrives next year.

You can wishlist it now on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox on PC, Steam, and PlayStation 5.

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