Mobile Kart Racer Reaches 5 Million Global Pre-Registrations Ahead of Launch The Race Is On! KartRider Rush+ Available Today Worldwide! Sadly there is no support for physical controllers, so everyone's going to have to use the touch controls, which at the very least allow for an even playfield when jumping online. Of course, a kart racer like this succeeds or fails on whether or not it has competent controls, and since Mario Kart Tour was panned at launch for its awkward swipe-based inputs, it's nice to see that KartRider Rush+ offers your typical left and right directional controls (with a separate drift button), which allows for more precision than swiping haphazardly on the screen. For the most part, the gameplay hinges on whether or not you can complete drifts around each corner in order to earn extra boost, which will help to ensure your place at the lead of the pack. As you can see, the game brings a plethora of familiar modes, such as Speed Races, a Story Mode, a Ranked Mode, and an Arcade Mode that offers several race-types of its own. Crazyracing KartRider, the predecessor, is schedule for shut down in 2022 March, after the full release of the sequel, KartRider: Drift.The trailer above offers a quick look at what you can expect from KartRider Rush+. Nexon also emphasized that it guarantee players the fairest playing ground possible, minimizing the need for pay to get ahead. During the pre-season, players will be able to play on the “World Gangnam Street,” a map based on Gangnam Station, central Seoul, with newly designed but iconic kart vehicles and characters, reminiscent of the 2004 game CrazyRacing KartRider. A date for the regular reason release has not been set yet, according to a Nexon spokesperson. The game has been made available for pre-season play, which means that an update will be made on the game for a regular season and it will also be available on console.

It is the first Korean game to support Dolby Atmos. KartRider: Drift will support 4K UHD high-definition graphics and HDR (High Dynamic Range) and Dolby Atmos sound settings.

It is available for mobile devices and PCs. KartRider: Drift was developed from the ground up, providing a brand new experience for existing and new players while continuing to expand on the iconic themes and characters in the 2004 game. Developed by Nitro Studio and published by Nexon, KartRider: Drift is a casual racing game and a sequel to Nexon’s Crazyracing KartRider PC game released first in 2004. Nexon's KartRider: Drift was released Thursday. Nexon's KartRider: Drift, released thursday as pre-season play.

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