The brilliantly bonkers party racer Make Way is back on the starting grid with a huge new content drop, as developer Ice BEAM and publisher Secret Mode launch both the free World Tour update and the paid Legends Pack DLC across Xbox, PlayStation, Nintendo Switch and PC.
Already one of the most chaotic multiplayer racers around, Make Way now gets even bigger with fresh vehicles, new maps, upgraded multiplayer systems and a paid DLC pack filled with lovingly ridiculous rides inspired by sci-fi, action and comedy favourites.
At A Glance
- Make Way World Tour update is available now for free
- Legends Pack DLC launches at £3.99
- Available on Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PS4, PS5, Nintendo Switch and PC
- Free update adds 8 new vehicles and 3 new maps
- Legends Pack introduces 10 additional vehicles
- New Team Mode and multiplayer improvements included
A Bigger Garage Means Bigger Mayhem
The new Legends Pack DLC brings ten fresh vehicles into the madness, taking the total vehicle count in Make Way to an impressive 52. Players can jump behind the wheel of creations like the Spookymobile, Road Reaper, Desert Stage, KARL and The Plan Van, each adding even more personality to the already wildly unpredictable races.
The DLC is designed as a nostalgic celebration of cult action, comedy and sci-fi inspirations, fitting perfectly with Make Way’s toybox energy and fast-paced destruction. Expect to gain access to…
- Spookymobile
- KARL
- Desert Stage
- Soul Patrol
- Increment
- The Plan Van
- Road Reaper
- The Continuum
- The Phoenix
- Bertie
World Tour Update Adds Free Content For Everyone
While the Legends Pack is paid DLC, the free World Tour update is arguably just as substantial. Eight additional vehicles join the base game, including community-inspired creations and collaborations tied to content creators and other indie favourites.
Players can also race across three new environmental backdrops, ranging from a lunar landscape to a tropical island and even a child’s toy room – all perfectly suited to Make Way’s miniature, chaotic aesthetic.
Online multiplayer has also received a major overhaul. Improved matchmaking and server browser functionality should make it much easier to find opponents and keep the carnage flowing. A brand-new Team Mode also arrives, letting players pair up for even more tactical destruction.
Tiny Cars, Massive Carnage
For anyone unfamiliar with Make Way, the concept remains simple. Players build racetracks piece-by-piece before immediately racing across them, all while dodging hazards, firing weapons and trying not to get launched off the edge.
That mix of course creation and combat racing has helped the game build a loyal following since launch in late 2023, with regular updates steadily expanding the experience.
Whether playing locally on the sofa or online with friends across platforms, the latest update is the biggest shake-up yet for the multiplayer racer.
The free World Tour update and the £3.99 Legends Pack DLC are available now on Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch and PC.
