Disney Speedstorm was recently released in early access, and although it came out with nine authentic tracks based on childhood classics like Beauty and the Beast, Hercules, and Monsters, Inc., it’s not too soon to daydream about future maps that could be added to the game.
Either for a themed season or post-launch DLC, the possibilities are endless for Gameloft with Disney’s extensive list of properties at their disposal. Toy Story and Lilo & Stitch, for example, were already teased in the Founder’s Packs trailer as two upcoming maps to be released. With so many more memorable movies, here are the 10 locations that any Disney fan would love to visit in Disney Speedstorm.
10. Arendelle from Frozen
One of the most exciting parts of Disney Speedstorm is their creative vision when putting together the maps, allowing fans to drive through the best locations shown in each movie in one track. Traveling from Arendelle Castle all the way to Elsa’s ice palace could certainly be a chill experience.
Frozen already has a scene reminiscent of a race, when Anna and Kristoff are chased by wolves while riding Kristoff’s sleigh. Even though there’s a snowy location on the Monsters, Inc. map, it would be entirely different to bring a fully ice-themed world to the game. Elsa’s icy effect on Arendelle could also provide an interesting challenge for racers, making it a slippery track that could cause even more chaos.
9. The Hundred Acre Wood from Winnie the Pooh
Although Winnie the Pooh fans may have exhaustively explored the Hundred Acre Wood in the Kingdom Hearts franchise, we’ve never seen it as a racing track. That would be a fun change to one of the coziest lands in all of Disney movies.
The team at Gameloft already proved they’re capable of bringing more cartoonish maps to life in the game, such as the Silver Screen track based on Steamboat Willie. The Hundred Acre Wood could possibly even top that track as the cutest world in Disney Speedstorm. For this map, a funky remix of The Wonderful Thing About Tiggers would be a necessity.
8. Agrabah from Aladdin
Agrabah is already full of vivid color and personality, and let’s not forget its iconic locations that would make for a picturesque location. Its color palette alone makes it worthy of its own map in Disney Speedstorm.
Imagine driving through Agrabah where Aladdin ran through the streets after stealing a loaf of bread, while a remixed version of One Jump Ahead plays in the background. It would be thrilling to travel from the sandy streets leading to the Sultan’s Palace, then all the way into the Cave of Wonders, where Aladdin first met the Genie. Fans would also have a tough time choosing a new main if Aladdin, Jasmine, and the Genie were added as racers.
7. San Fransokyo from Big Hero 6
Every racing game needs an intense track that makes players feel like they just got off a roller-coaster after reaching the finish line, and I can’t think of any other place but San Fransokyo from Big Hero 6. Directly based on real-world San Francisco, the high-tech city of Hiro Hamada and his friends could be a great-looking addition to Disney Speedstorm.
There are so many locations from Big Hero 6 that could be included in this map, like the San Fransokyo Institute of Technology, Fred’s Manor, Krei Tech Industries, and Akuma Island. This track could also be full of neon city lights and plenty of technology, with city buses and other vehicles used as obstacles.