Sonic Racing: Crossworlds is expanding its content for its second year, introducing new features and collaborations with popular franchises such as Final Fantasy, Godzilla, and Evangelion, while also adding new gameplay elements. The game, often praised as one of the best kart racing experiences available, continues to support multiple platforms and encourages cross-play between them. One of the key additions is a new mode called Duel, which allows players to compete against opponents—both online and offline—under specific conditions. This mode gives players visibility into the items and abilities their opponents are using, changing the way players strategize during races. It also includes a feature called Duel Boost, which lets players who are behind gain extra speed to catch up. The update introduces fifteen new gadgets that enhance the game's customization options and provide players with more strategic choices during races. Among the new characters added is Bayonetta, who can be unlocked by defeating her in Duel mode. The collaboration with McLaren adds a new car and a unique costume, bringing an automotive twist to the game. Other characters include Aigis, continuing the trend of bringing together characters from various fictional worlds. The game also features collaborations with Evangelion and Godzilla, expanding the range of Japanese pop culture references within the game. Content from Evangelion includes characters Asuka and Rei, while a collaboration with Sonic Adventure brings a level set in San Francisco, featuring the song "Set me free," which is also included in Crossworlds. This nod to SEGA's history brings back memories of the Dreamcast era, when Sonic was a flagship franchise. A new track called SEGA Land has been introduced, focusing on historical licenses from the publisher, including Virtua Fighter, After Burner, and OutRun. Three vehicles are dedicated to these classic titles, highlighting the importance of arcade games in SEGA's legacy. Additionally, a pack featuring SEGA consoles includes vehicles inspired by iconic machines like the Mega Drive, Saturn, and European Dreamcast. These additions celebrate SEGA's heritage and continue to enrich the game with new characters, vehicles, and tracks inspired by beloved franchises.