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Mario Kart Clone?
Basically Mario Kart 8 with Dreamworks characters with a few additionsYou still have drift boost, in-air stunt boost, collect music notes (coins in mario kart) to accelerate faster, use of power ups, and similar kart customizationGraphics is not as good or polished like Mario Kart 8No rubberband AI, but when you take damage it takes longer to recover than Mario KartPower ups are difficult to figure out at first. It’s not like shells in mario kart where you immediately tell what they doBad comeback mechanic especially in higher difficulty cups. AI is relentless in lighting cup. Unless you’re really lucky; you must not get hit (at all), not bump into any walls, and use all shortcuts and boosts to get top 3--New game mechanics (different than mario kart):Character banter as you drive pass or bump into them (wish mario kart had this). Makes races/characters more personal. The voice acting is not done by original cast in movies or streaming series. Some may sound a bit offBy doing stunts, drifts you build up a special meter (separate from power up) that gives you a random ability.Aside from regular shotcuts there are rainbow short cuts. Gather Lyres (harps?) that magically forms a rainbow road, you continue through the rainbow track and keep collecting Lyres or it turns invisible and you fall off. Others can follow you after you collect the first one, but they must keep up or the road may disappear. Basically advantage to those who grab it first. As mentioned before, bad comeback mechanic and favors those in the lead.Overall fun kart racer. Better for those perfectionists who know there way around the tracks than a casual competitive racer (especially in higher ranks)
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Basically Mario Kart 8 with Dreamworks characters with a few additions
You still have drift boost, in-air stunt boost, collect music notes (coins in mario kart) to accelerate faster, use of power ups, and similar kart customization
Graphics is not as good or polished like Mario Kart 8
No rubberband AI, but when you take damage it takes longer to recover than Mario Kart
Power ups are difficult to figure out at first. It’s not like shells in mario kart where you immediately tell what they do
Bad comeback mechanic especially in higher difficulty cups. AI is relentless in lighting cup. Unless you’re really lucky; you must not get hit (at all), not bump into any walls, and use all shortcuts and boosts to get top 3
--New game mechanics (different than mario kart):
Character banter as you drive pass or bump into them (wish mario kart had this). Makes races/characters more personal. The voice acting is not done by original cast in movies or streaming series. Some may sound a bit off
By doing stunts, drifts you build up a special meter (separate from power up) that gives you a random ability.
Aside from regular shotcuts there are rainbow short cuts. Gather Lyres (harps?) that magically forms a rainbow road, you continue through the rainbow track and keep collecting Lyres or it turns invisible and you fall off. Others can follow you after you collect the first one, but they must keep up or the road may disappear. Basically advantage to those who grab it first. As mentioned before, bad comeback mechanic and favors those in the lead.
Overall fun kart racer. Better for those perfectionists who know there way around the tracks than a casual competitive racer (especially in higher ranks)
You still have drift boost, in-air stunt boost, collect music notes (coins in mario kart) to accelerate faster, use of power ups, and similar kart customization
Graphics is not as good or polished like Mario Kart 8
No rubberband AI, but when you take damage it takes longer to recover than Mario Kart
Power ups are difficult to figure out at first. It’s not like shells in mario kart where you immediately tell what they do
Bad comeback mechanic especially in higher difficulty cups. AI is relentless in lighting cup. Unless you’re really lucky; you must not get hit (at all), not bump into any walls, and use all shortcuts and boosts to get top 3
--New game mechanics (different than mario kart):
Character banter as you drive pass or bump into them (wish mario kart had this). Makes races/characters more personal. The voice acting is not done by original cast in movies or streaming series. Some may sound a bit off
By doing stunts, drifts you build up a special meter (separate from power up) that gives you a random ability.
Aside from regular shotcuts there are rainbow short cuts. Gather Lyres (harps?) that magically forms a rainbow road, you continue through the rainbow track and keep collecting Lyres or it turns invisible and you fall off. Others can follow you after you collect the first one, but they must keep up or the road may disappear. Basically advantage to those who grab it first. As mentioned before, bad comeback mechanic and favors those in the lead.
Overall fun kart racer. Better for those perfectionists who know there way around the tracks than a casual competitive racer (especially in higher ranks)
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