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Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds’s Final Year One DLC Pack Is Live Now on PS5

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SEGA has released the Avatar: The Last Airbender premium DLC pack for Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds on PS5. It adds characters and a changing course to the racer, completing its first year of additional content as the game moves into a second year of planned updates.

The pack includes Aang and Katara, the Lion Turtle Island course and a Gliding Air vehicle inspired by Aang’s glider. Elemental gates alter the course ahead and can offer different routes on repeat races. The DLC is available through the season pass or as a separate purchase, with further paid and free content expected into 2027.

  • Avatar DLC is now available for Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds.
  • Aang, Katara and Lion Turtle Island join the game.
  • More paid and free DLC is planned for 2027.

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Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds is a kart racing game in Sega’s Sonic the Hedgehog series, where players race as familiar characters on courses with changing routes and obstacles. It also brings in characters and settings from other entertainment franchises through additional content.

Avatar: The Last Airbender is an animated series about Aang, a young airbender, and Katara, who can control water. In the series, they travel with their friends as Aang learns to master the elements and confronts a threat to the world.

The crossover adds Avatar characters and themed features to the racing game. It is part of a wider plan for new paid and free content, extending the game’s support beyond its first year.

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