2K Games and Visual Concepts recently announced new information regarding the “Drive Pass” feature of their upcoming game, LEGO 2K Drive. The Drive Pass will consist of four “Seasons” of post-launch challenges, each with 100 levels to play through and new challenges to overcome. Players who participate in each Season of Drive Pass can earn a wide range of free rewards, such as new drivers, stickers, flairs, sounds, and more. These rewards will change from Season to Season, ensuring that there is always something new and exciting to earn. Additionally, an all-new biome will be released within the first year.
For those who want even more rewards, the Premium Drive Pass is available for individual purchase for each Season. Alternatively, players can purchase the “Year 1 Drive Pass” bundle, which includes the Premium versions of Seasons 1 to 4, the Awesome Pizza Vehicle, and 550 Coins to use in the in-game store, Unkie’s Emporium. Each Premium Drive Pass Season will allow players to earn even more rewards, including new vehicles from popular car manufacturers such as Dodge (Season 1) and Nissan (Season 1). What’s great about LEGO 2K Drive’s Drive Pass Seasons is that they don’t have time limits, allowing players to play at their own pace. Furthermore, if players have been playing through the free version of a Season and decide to upgrade to the Premium Drive Pass, they will instantly unlock all the Premium rewards they have earned based on their current level. The Drive Pass feature of LEGO 2K Drive is an exciting new addition to the game, offering players a wealth of challenges and rewards that will keep them coming back for more. Whether playing for free or opting for the Premium Drive Pass, there is plenty of content to enjoy and discover. The game is set to release in June, so fans won’t have to wait long to start their engines and hit the road.
I swear this season pass and premium pass and whatever-pass is getting annoying. Keeping my dam money. But game looks cool though if your a Lego fan.
I’ve enjoyed the other Lego games, but im kinda skeptical about Lego 2k Drive.
Season passes are a cancer.
You can thank EA, Activision-Blizzard and 2K for this cuz it’s an excuse to cut content from the game to be resold as DLC/Season Pass and make people think it’s extra content but really they are buying the rest of the game and even if they know they will not care but Arceus forbid TotK be $70 and be a complete game with zero Season Passes and DLC is actually extra content.