It didn't seem to add to the game, and just made the game really unbalanced at times. Once aspect I didn't like is that you have to upgrade your vehicle to stay competitive. The race tracks were good, with the occasional branching paths and optional short-cuts to find. The sheer amount of them makes it hard to learn what does what, but I thought it sets the game apart from other kart racers since most games just make different versions of Mario Kart weapons.

There is a huge quantity of weapons, many of which are interesting. There are many different race types: race, elimination, time trial, destruction, follow a racing line. Each character has a special ability that can be used once per race. Once you complete all events in the set, you have a one-on-one race against a character which unlocks the next set and allows you to choose that character to play as.

You are awarded up to 3 stars in each event, and each event requires a certain amount of stars to unlock. The structure of the game is several sets of events. By Ignition_jammy | Review Date: October 4, 2019

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