One of the most ambitious projects when it comes to racing games was The Crew. It let players explore the entire vast map of the USA! You could start your journey in Los Angeles and drive all the way to New York. The best part was that the game wasn’t just a barren land and there were many iconic locations to encounter. So it makes sense that players would wonder just how big the map of The Crew 2 is.

In the original game, you could only drive around. The sequel went a step further and let you take to the water or the air with boats and planes. This opens up space for even more exploration. This raises many questions, such as how long would it take to cross the entire map, what are the biggest differences and more. So here is the comparison of the maps of both games.

The Crew 2 map should be somewhere between 5000-7000 Km square. The reason for this is that both games share the same map. So if you compare the sizes of both you should get this answer. Thanks to The Crew Fandom Wiki for these numbers.

Now you might be wondering if they both have the same map, what has changed? Well for starters they have added more resources to explore, like mentioned above, boats and planes. They have improved the driving physics a lot compared to the first game. Of course the graphics are better too. You also get more vehicles to use. Lastly, the police are missing from Free Roam.