All I am saying is that having a basic offline mode as well could help increase the game's value. I'm not suggesting that they need to include some kind of grand story mode like Diddy Kong Racing or Crash Team Racing. I am not suggesting anything that would take away from the core experience of KartRider, which is it's online multiplayer. I am willing to bet that I spent more time and money on this game series than you ever have. I even played the god-awful Facebook browser version where you had a limited number of races you could play each day and had to pay money just to do compete in more races. With KartRider Rush+ I played that game religiously on my Red Magic 5G gaming phone from Season 1 to 4. You're in the wrong place, pal.īud, I have played every KartRider game including the original South Korean PC game back in 2005. Yikes, cringe, facepalm, etc.Įxpect anything, but never an offline experience with this franchise.

Originally posted by TWiZTED:Seems you never really played Kartrider. This game could easily become the Fortnite of Kart Racing games, as long as Nexon doesn't screw things up with monetization and poor service, but time will tell. Personally, I think this has a much better shot than before since the game is going to be completely crossplay between PC, mobile, and consoles, which is kinda crazy when you really think about it. KartRider Drift will mark Nexon's 5th attempt to make the KartRider brand a household name in the west. They tried bringing the original KartRider PC game to the west in 2007, then ported it over to iOS mobile as KartRider Rush, then ported the PC version over as a Facebook Browser game as KartRider Dash, then created a complete remaster of the game called KartRider Rush Plus for iOS and Android, which is still available today. And while the game has had its loyal fanbase in the west for years, the game rarely gets mentioned in Kart Racing game lists, mostly due to its PC and mobile game roots. While the game is a huge hit in Asian territories like South Korea and Taiwan, the game hasn't made much of a splash overseas, primarily in western and/or English-speaking territories.

As some of you may or may not know, KartRider is a series that has been around for quite a long time, dating all the way back to 2004.

American version of kartrider