Lego 2K Drive Pulls a Halo Infinite, No Time Gated Seasons | Push Square
LEGO 2K Drive is borrowing one of the few things Halo Infinite's live service model got right: seasonal content without a time limit. 2K Games has announced the open zone racing game will be supported across four seasons of content in a Drive Pass — with free and premium tiers available — but unlike a typical Battle Pass, you don't need to have reached the top rank by a certain date. You can freely come and go from LEGO 2K Drive as you please and always have that reward chain waiting for you.
This eliminates the need to grind out a Battle Pass before a certain date, and also means you shouldn't feel the need to spend more money on instantly unlocking tiers. The Battle Pass concept will always have its critics, but this is at least a much better and fairer implementation than what's seen in other live service games.
A press release explains: «LEGO 2K Drive's Drive Pass Seasons don't have time limits, so you can pick up and play each available Season at your own pace, and if you have been playing through the free version of a Season and decide to upgrade to the Premium Drive Pass, you will instantly unlock all the Premium rewards you have earned based on your current level.»
The first season begins in June, and each of the four will add new challenges to complete across 100 tiers. A set of free rewards will rotate from season to season, including «new drivers, stickers, flairs, sounds, and more». If you want to earn more, then the Premium Drive Pass hands you even more rewards like cars from Dodge and Nissan. In addition, a press release teases a new biome will be added to the game within a year after launch for free.
After season one, the second season gets the green light this fall, the third in the winter, and then the
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