The September test has two crossplay PvP modes, Ranked and Custom matchmaking, while retail Steam lists single-player, multiplayer, PvP, and cross-platform multiplayer.
Crazy Taxi: World Tour has online PvP and cross-platform multiplayer. In the September Closed Network Test, Pickup Race supports up to six players. Cops 'N' Cabbies divides players into two teams, but SEGA has not published the team sizes.
| Multiplayer item | Verified status |
|---|---|
| Retail single-player | Confirmed |
| Retail online multiplayer / PvP | Confirmed |
| Cross-platform multiplayer | Confirmed on Steam |
| Test crossplay | Confirmed; can be disabled |
| Pickup Race | Up to six players |
| Cops 'N' Cabbies | Two teams; exact team sizes unannounced |
| Ranked Match | Confirmed in test |
| Custom Match | Confirmed in test with custom lobbies and rules |
| Local split-screen / couch play | Not announced |
| Bots / offline multiplayer | Not announced; test is online-only |
| Cross-progression | Not announced |
Pickup Race
Players compete to drop off as many passengers as possible within a time limit and earn the most money. Steam is the official source for the “up to six players” limit. SEGA's shorter test description says to reach passenger destinations first; neither source publishes every scoring or tie-break rule.
Cops 'N' Cabbies
This mode divides the lobby into Taxis and Cops. The public description establishes team competition but does not disclose how many players sit on each side, whether roles rotate, or the exact win conditions.
Ranked versus Custom
Ranked Match pairs players at a similar skill level and tracks competitive progress. Custom Match supports custom lobbies and rules. SEGA has not disclosed a complete setting list, party-size matrix, invite flow, rank tiers, or whether every retail mode will offer both match types.
What crossplay does and does not prove
Steam's retail record uses the broad “Cross-Platform Multiplayer” label, and the test Q&A allows crossplay to be disabled. The test platforms are Xbox Series X|S / Xbox on PC, PS5, and Steam. Switch 2 is a retail platform but not in this test.
This confirms a connected multiplayer design. It does not yet publish a final retail crossplay matrix, account-link rule, cross-save system, or platform-by-platform online-subscription requirement.
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How many players is Crazy Taxi World Tour?
Pickup Race supports up to six players in the network test. SEGA has not published one player limit covering every retail multiplayer mode.
Does Crazy Taxi World Tour have crossplay?
Yes. Steam lists cross-platform multiplayer, and SEGA says test crossplay can be disabled.
Does Crazy Taxi World Tour have split-screen multiplayer?
Local split-screen or couch multiplayer has not been announced in the checked official sources.
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