The first major paid DLC for Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds is coming this week, and fans of the popular sandbox experience, Minecraft, are in for a treat as the DLC is a collaboration between the two IPs.

Update [Sun 12th Oct 2025, 3:30am]: In case you missed it, Sega released its new paid Minecraft pack for Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds this week. It adds Steve, Alex and Creeper as playable characters, ...

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Crossworlds, an arcade racing game developed by SEGA. Players will enter the world of Minecraft with Steve, Alex, or Creeper with the latest DLC pack. Get first place in the Minecraft Cart to the ...

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SEGA, in cooperation with Capcom, has announced Mega Man-themed downloadable content for Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds. The game will add both Mega Man and Proto Man as new playable characters, as well as ...

Don't miss the Minecraft Pack Teaser Trailer for Sonic Racing: Crossworlds, the hit arcade racing game developed by SEGA. Players can get a look at the next content pack with Minecraft, making their ...

There’s no getting away from the fact that Sonic Racing: Crossworlds is very good indeed. While I would consider myself a more hardened sim-racer and perfectly comfortable with a force-feedback wheel ...