Milestone has announced that they have moved the release date for Hot Wheels Infinite Rush up two weeks and it will now release on September 10.
The game was previously slated for September 24 but as well all know late September is quite crowded for game releases. Early access for the title will begin on September 7. It will be available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, Nintendo Switch 2, and PC.
The team also released a new trailer for the game showing off the four interconnected islands in the game. Check it out below.
Hot Wheels Infinite Rush immerses players in a die-cast-scale world spread across four dynamic, freely explorable islands. Each island has a distinctive visual identity and blends a variety of racing challenges, unexpected obstacles, and hidden collectables, offering a captivating experience designed to foster exploration and high-speed fun.
Players begin their journey in the bustling streets of Wheelswood, the island that captures the energy of a modern metropolis, tasked with finding the best route through long straightaways, towering skyscrapers, and narrow side streets. With sandy beaches, green parks, and crystal-clear waters, Tentacle Bay offers a more relaxed setting dominated by nature and enriched by a rocky area and an archaeological park. Gearville shifts the tone into a harsh desert island full of deep canyons, industrial excavation sites, massive factories, and heavy machinery. Finally, Drifty Temples transports players to a twilight setting inspired by East Asian aesthetics, where neon-lit city streets meet blooming cherry trees, water canals, and ancient temples, all watched over by a giant dragon. The four islands are interconnected through the Launcher, a teleportation system that allows players to jump between islands at any time.
The new trailer highlights the variety of free-roaming activities available, with races being just one of the many ways to experience the game. In Daredevil challenges, players can take on special vehicles spotted in traffic and add them to their collection, while in Delivery Stunts they must drive assigned vehicles to their destination while balancing speed and precision – every collision causes damage, and successfully completing the delivery rewards them with the Hot Wheels vehicle. Stuntman activities flip the objective, as the goal is to smash as many objects as possible, while Tourist challenges focus on capturing specific photo targets, asking players to take pictures based on given prompts and framing requirements, often set against scenic locations and island hotspots. In Find the Flame, the goal is to reach a spot as fast as possible without following a set route, while a range of Stunt activities focused on mastering drift zones, boost sections, and speed challenges further expands the action. Collectables scattered throughout the maps encourage exploration and ensure long-term replayability.
Four distinct vehicle classes, each featuring unique handling and upgrade systems, allow players to find the perfect Hot Wheels for every event as they progress through the islands and unlock the full roster of over 150 vehicles.
