Battle Pass Review: Dragon Season

Greetings, MadOut fans! Today, we're diving into a review of the brand-new "Dragon Season" Battle Pass, running from January 21 to February 24. It’s shaping up to be one of the best seasons yet—though let's take a closer look before jumping to conclusions!

Timed to coincide with the Chinese New Year, the Dragon Season Battle Pass is loaded with rewards designed with traditional Chinese aesthetics.

For players who purchase the Premium or Premium Plus status and level up their pass to level 50, the rewards include:

• Nova car + 2 exclusive skins
• Skins for M4A1, H&K MP5, C4 and Desert Eagle
• 2 traditional Chinese outfits
• 975,000 coins
• 765 diamonds
• 285 auto parts
• 80 silver and 240 gold hammers
• 15 blue, 10 red containers and 1 bonus container

Meanwhile, the free pass offers:

• 125,000 coins
• 65 diamonds
• 80 silver and 40 gold hammers
• 45 auto parts
• 15 blue containers and 1 bonus container

While the free rewards are modest, they still provide great value, especially considering they’re unlocked through gameplay and task completion.

Let's take a closer look at the key rewards

The Nova car is a sleek, modern Chinese electric vehicle that truly feels like something out of the future. With smooth lines, a minimalist design, and a sporty yet understated aesthetic, it’s an impressive addition to the game. The fully glass panoramic roof adds a touch of luxury to the design, which is both stylish and refined.

The Nova's skins are another highlight. Unlike previous seasons where skins felt lackluster, these are vibrant and visually stunning. The traditional Chinese patterns are beautifully detailed, and the body kits mesh perfectly with the car’s futuristic design. Plus, these skins can be customized in the vinyl editor, allowing for personal flair.

You can additionally buy sills that are not included in the skins from the skip.

The Nova’s performance is top-tier for its class, with maximum speed and acceleration that rival even some legendary rarity cars. The car’s speed and handling are well-balanced, making it a joy to drive. While acceleration feels slow in stock form, nitro gives it a noticeable boost.

Notably, the engine sound is a bit overdone for an electric car, sounding more artificial than it should.

You can listen to it in the video below

Speed tests:

Stock:

Max speed without nitro: 257 km/h

Max speed with nitro: 279 km/h

0-100km/h without nitro: 2.27s

0-100km/h with nitro: 1,19s

0-250km/h without nitro: 12,01s

0-250km/h with nitro: 5,01s

Fully Upgraded:

Max speed without nitro: 365 km/h

Max speed with nitro: 372 km/h

0-100km/h without nitro: 2,18s

0-100km/h with nitro: 1,19s

0-250km/h without nitro: 10,35s

0-250km/h with nitro: 4,37s

The traditional Chinese outfits in this season are simple yet stylish, offering a unique and refined look. These outfits are versatile enough to be worn regularly, easily paired with other items in your wardrobe.

However, this season’s outfits are male-only, which may be a disappointment to some.

The new skins for the M4A1 and H&K MP5 feature intricate Chinese designs, though they’re a bit difficult to notice in the heat of battle.

The skin for the C4 is a humorous touch, with a gift-wrapped bomb adorned in Chinese patterns—a clever nod to the season’s theme.

The standout is the Desert Eagle skin, showcasing a golden dragon on a scarlet background. It’s eye-catching and makes you feel like a member of a Chinese triad!

A Season Worth Getting, Overall, Dragon Season stands out as one of the most exciting and unique seasons in MadOut2 history. The modern, high-speed Nova car, alongside the elegant Chinese-themed skins, brings a refreshing change of pace. The skins are not just seasonal gimmicks either—they’re gorgeous and can be used all year round. If you’re hesitant about the Chinese theme, the Nova alone is worth the price of admission. Thanks for reading! We hope you found this review insightful. Don’t forget to follow us for more updates and reviews.