Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds

This page only covers Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds' official connection to the Minecraft franchise.

 

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Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds

Developer(s)	Sonic Team
Publisher(s)	Sega
Platform(s)	Native │ Enhanced Xbox One X PlayStation 4 Pro PlayStation 5 Pro
Engine	Unreal Engine 5
Written in	Hedgehog Engine 2
Latest version	Nintendo Switch: 1.41[note 1] Other: 1.4.1
Release date	Windows, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, PS4, PS5 September 22, 2025 (Digital Deluxe Edition) September 25, 2025 (Standard Edition) Nintendo Switch 2 December 4, 2025 (Digital)[1] March 26, 2026 (Physical)[2]
Rating(s)	CERO: A ESRB: E PEGI: 3 ACB: PG
Size	Xbox: 16 GB[3] Nintendo Switch: 11.5 GB[4] Nintendo Switch 2: 26.8 GB[4]
Source available	No
Links	Website

Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds (Japanese: ソニックレーシング クロスワールド) is a kart racing video game published by Sega.

Minecraft content was added to the game on October 8, 2025^[5] as part of its Season Pass, which is also included in the Digital Deluxe Edition.^[6]

Sonic Racing is a series part of the larger Sonic the Hedgehog franchise that features various Sega and third party characters racing against one another in karts on various differently themed courses. Its first entry, Sonic and Sega All-Stars Racing, was released in 2010. Announced at the tail end of the Fearless: Year of Shadow, Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds is the unofficial fourth installment of the series and was released on September 25, 2025. The game features Minecraft content as paid downloadable content, as well as other guest characters such as Ichiban Kasuga from Like a Dragon, Joker from Persona, Hatsune Miku, Red from Angry Birds, AiAi from Super Monkey Ball, SpongeBob SquarePants, PAC-MAN, and Mega Man.

Character	Type	Stats
		Spd.	Acc.	Han.	Pow.	Bst.
Steve	Power	12	9	6	18	15
Alex	Power	11	10	7	18	14
Creeper	Acceleration	14	19	9	11	7

Image	Type	Stats
		Spd.	Acc.	Han.	Pow.	Bst.
Minecart	Handling	21	42	48	30	39

The Minecraft World track is located at Crossover Grand Prix 1 as the first track

Image	Name	Vehicle Modes
	Minecraft World	Land/Flight

Red Rings first appeared in Sonic Colors as a collectible objects. A total of 5 per stage can be collected.

In Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds, they can only be found exclusively in the Grand Prix Mode and can only be seen during in Lap 1, and the Final Lap section. The Grand Prix Final Round only disables these collectibles due to having all three tracks being linked to each others.

1. At the Boost Pad on the left side after the last Boost Ramp on Lap 1
2. Inside the Nether section at the first ramp on Lap 1
3. During the Final Lap where creepers destroyed the road to a new path
4. Inside the mineshafts at the right side of the second railroad on Final Lap
5. Inside the End Section near at the end of the Flight on Final Lap

A Perfect Score only can be obtained once. Getting a Clear Score only gives the player 25 tickets.

A total of 12 Minecraft Soundtracks are included in this game, with 7 being remixes of the 5 original Soundtracks, while the original versions are also included in the game.

These tracks can also be heard in the game jukebox.

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  Key art of various properties featured in the game.
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  Render of the three characters on the website.
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  The Minecraft content on the season pass.
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  Special artwork promoting the release of the game.
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  A poster introducing the Minecraft characters.
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  Another poster introducing the track and kart.
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  Artwork promoting the pack.
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  Minecart icon
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  Steve Icon
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  Alex Icon
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  Creeper Icon
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  Minecraft World Icon

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  A screenshot of the Minecraft World track.
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  Steve jumping near the finish line.
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  A screenshot of a nether part of the track.
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  Ditto
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  Steve, Alex, and Creeper all racing in Minecarts.
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  Steve jumping over the Exit portal.
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  A screenshot of a end part of the track.
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  Ditto

• Article on Wikipedia
• Article on Sonic Wiki Zone