Sonic Racing: Crossworlds has introduced an exciting new festival featuring Steve, Alex, and the Creeper from Minecraft, offering fans a unique collaboration that promises an engaging gameplay experience. This event follows closely on the heels of the previous Hatsune Miku festival, demonstrating the game’s commitment to incorporating beloved characters into its racing universe.
This event is part of a paid DLC package, however, all players can join in the festivities and reap the rewards. The festival will take place over a weekend, specifically from October 9, 2025, at 7:00 PM CST until October 12, 2025, at 6:59 PM CST, creating a limited-time opportunity for players to maximize their enjoyment and earnings.
It’s essential to make the most of your time during this festival, as it’s an excellent opportunity to accumulate Donpa Tickets. In fact, the rewards this time around are even more lucrative than those offered in the Miku Festival—players can earn up to 80 tickets for every 100 points achieved, a significant increase from the previous cap of 60 tickets.
How to Participate
To join the festival, head to the Online mode of Sonic Racing: Crossworlds. Players will receive a notification from Dodon Pa regarding current events. Once you’re aware of the festival, simply select the Festival mode, where you will be assigned to a team consisting of either Ghast, Zombie, or Enderman, along with three other teammates—these can be friends or random players.
For optimal success, it’s advisable to team up with friends. Communication can be vital in certain game modes, and relying on random teammates without coordination can be challenging.
The festival features varying game modes including:
- Tap Boost: Team up and bump into your allies.
- Spin Drift: Equip and utilize the Spin Drift skill.
- Item Attacks: Strategically hit opponents with various items.
The game modes will rotate approximately every half hour, so remember to adjust your gear loadouts accordingly. Completing objectives earns you additional points, contributing significantly to your final score. While securing top positions is beneficial, focusing on tasks is crucial for maximizing points.
Festival Rewards
Now, let’s delve into the rewards awaiting players as they earn points throughout the festival. Points are awarded based on placement and overall performance:
- 20 Points: Decal – Steve
- 40 Points: 20 Tickets
- 60 Points: 20 Tickets
- 80 Points: Decal – Creeper
- 100 Points: 30 Tickets
- 120 Points: 30 Tickets
- 140 Points: Gadget – Power Character Kit
- 170 Points: 30 Tickets
- 200 Points: 30 Tickets
- 250 Points: Decal – Ghast
- 300 Points: 50 Tickets
- 350 Points: Decal – Diamond Sword
- 400 Points: 50 Tickets
- 450 Points: Horn – Goat Horn
- 500 Points: 50 Tickets
- 600 Points: Decal – Alex
- 700 Points: 80 Tickets
- 800 Points: Decal – Ender Dragon
- 900 Points: 80 Tickets
- 1000 Points: Title – We Need To Dig Deeper
Once you surpass the 1000-point threshold, you will continue to receive an additional 80 tickets for every 100 points collected. On average, attaining 100 points can typically be achieved within 2-3 races, provided your team communicates effectively.
A bonus for achieving consecutive first-place finishes is the “This Boat Has Wheels”title. Additionally, participants will earn the “Minecraft Festival”title just for joining the fun. Players who secure rankings in the top 1000, top 100, or top 10 globally will earn exclusive titles, though reaching these ranks will require substantial effort.
Loadouts
To excel in the festival’s diverse game modes, players will need customized loadouts tailored for specific objectives:
- Tap Boost: Consider using Collision Boost paired with Extended Slipstream and Slipstream Bounty. This setup allows you to maintain pace with your teammates.
- Item Attacks: Prioritize Attack Item Chance Up and complement it with the Item Hoarder Kit for maximum item damage.
Feel free to experiment with these loadouts to find combinations that suit your playing style best.
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