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今天，《飙酷车神》官方推特账号回应，《飙酷车神3》正在开发中，并将于国际时间 1 月 31 日下午 5 点（北京时间 2 月 1 日凌晨 1 点）公布。
自2018年发布以来，《飙酷车神2》五年以来仍然在更新内容和开展季节性活动，与它的竞品《极限竞速：地平线》系列相比更新的时间更长。
此前推特用户 ScriptLeaksR6 声称他在《飙酷车神2》的更新中找到了新作即将推出的证据。事实上育碧的游戏 Project Orlando 传闻已久，并且据称是一款赛车游戏。根据消息人士的说法，Project Orlando已经成为了《飙酷车神：赛车节（The Crew: Motorfest）》。
Project Orlando 最初是作为英伟达数据库泄露事件的一部分曝光的，当时人们认为它是《飙酷车神2》的 DLC。
The Crew 3 is in development and will be announced tomorrow, according to the official The Crew Twitter account. Ubisoft's open world racing series has never been a real hit with critics, but it must have its players: The Crew 2 still receives updates and seasonal events nearly five years after its 2018 release, which is a longer period of care than its main competitor—the Forza Horizon series—ever receives. The confirmation has perhaps been prompted by a dataminer, who claims to have found evidence of a forthcoming The Crew instalment in the The Crew 2. Indeed, Ubisoft's Project Orlando has been a known quantity for years now, and has been assumed to be a racing game. According to the dataminer, Project Orlando has become The Crew: Motorfest. Project Orlando first came to light as part of that ginormous Nvidia database leak. At the time it was believed to be DLC for The Crew 2, but the aforementioned dataminer—whose screenshot has since been smited by a copyright claim—claims it has evolved into Motorfest. …and that seems very possible. Ubisoft has yet to officially confirm the name The Crew Motorfest, and based on its interactions today, The Crew 3 could be the name. We'll find out soon: the announcement is slated for January 31 at 5pm UTC / 9am PST / 6pm BST, or February 1 at 4am AEST. Amid share price plunges and a mood of general struggle, Ubisoft announced it has cancelled three unannounced projects last week, including a "team battle arena" title known as Project Q. Now we know that Project Orlando—or the Crew 3, or The Crew Motorfest—is not among those cuts. The project's survival is welcome news, to me at least, who has always wanted The Crew to be good. The sequel introduced planes and boats to its huge open world rendition of the United States, and while it was a bit of fun, the driving and presentation was just no match to Forza Horizon 4, which released months later. Fingers crossed they nail it this time. Our The Crew 2 review pretty much agreed: "An impressively huge, occasionally beautiful map doesn’t make up for mediocre driving and a lack of multiplayer options," Andy Kelly wrote.