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Drive Pass – How to earn free rewards in Lego 2K Drive

Start collecting some free rewards by leveling up your Drive Pass!

When I'm playing games, I always appreciate a little extra challenge, such as quests or tasks to complete in-game. Of course, free rewards make these additional challenges worth it and really pay off all your hard work. Great news! You can earn free rewards in Lego 2K Drive by completing challenges and leveling up in the Drive Pass. Here's how to hop into the game solo or with friends in Multiplayer Co-op and start collecting rewards!

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What is Drive Pass in Lego 2K Drive?

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The Drive Pass will work as a seasonal collection of rewards you unlock as you increase through each level. There are 100 levels of prizes, varying from stickers, drivers, flairs, sounds, and more, which will continue to refresh with each season. Some of them will be locked for only Premium Drive Pass members, requiring you to upgrade your Pass to unlock them, which costs $10 real-world money. Alternatively, you can earn the Premium rewards with the Year 1 Drive Pass, which can be part of any Deluxe Editions of the game.

You can access the Drive Pass lists of rewards by navigating to the Lego 2K Drive site, or in-game by selecting the Drive Pass menu on the main menu screen (pressing X on Xbox). Here you will also be able to keep track of how close you are to leveling up your pass and earning the next reward. You can upgrade your Pass through this menu as well, and it will automatically pick up premium rewards you haven't yet received matching your Pass level.

How to earn Drive Pass rewards in Lego 2K Drive

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To start collecting rewards from the Drive Pass, you'll need to level it up (you can see your level in the top left of the Drive Pass menu). The best way to level up is to begin tackling some challenges and quests, and competing in races. These tasks are symbolized by the purple globe icons, exclamation marks, and checkered flags across the world map, all of which will give you XP toward leveling up. The Drive Pass will also include special challenges to complete that weren't previously in the world. Lastly, you can earn XP for it by competing in Races online.

You can go back and complete any of the challenges in the world again to earn more XP to keep leveling up and claiming more rewards from the Pass; you can claim these goodies whether you're playing alone in Story Mode, in a Shared World with friends, or in Play with Everyone mode. Plus, there is no time limit for Drive Passes, meaning you can complete them and earn the rewards at your own pace — no need to worry about missing out on anything!

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Abby Smith is a super nerd and video game fanatic who grew up playing games on a variety of platforms. She likes to spend her free time binge-watching Netflix, reading all genres of novels, and playing all the best new video games. She is currently a full-time Staff Writer for Pro Game Guides, and as an alumni from Full Sail University, also enjoys dabbling in creative writing such as short stories, scripts, and comics on the side.