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Mario Kart Tour

Mario Kart Tour First Gameplay Details Revealed

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The Mario Kart Tour closed beta has finally begun on Android, and the first details of the next big Nintendo mobile game have finally emerged online.

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According to several online reports, Mario Kart Tour is played in portrait mode, which seems like a very weird choice for a racing game. Additionally, it seems like karts accelerate automatically, which is another very strange choice.

Some of the Mario Kart series staples are also in the game, but they have been tweaked. Characters do come with different stats, but they are unlocked like in a gatcha game, which each one having a rarity value. The total number of items that can be held is determined by the chosen character, who also has a unique item that no other character has.

The roster seems to be big enough for enough, featuring characters that have appeared in the series before.

  1. Mario
  2. Luigi
  3. Peach
  4. Daisy
  5. Toad
  6. Toadette
  7. Rosalina
  8. Waluigi
  9. Baby Peach
  10. Baby Daisy
  11. Baby Rosalina
  12. Metal Mario
  13. Larry
  14. Lemmy
  15. Ludwig
  16. Dry Bones
  17. Dry Bowser

Lastly, the game features a mix of brand new tracks and some classic ones.

Mario Kart Tour launches this year on iOS and Android in all regions.

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Francesco De Meo
Francesco has been writing about video games and the video games industry for almost a decade, focusing on all aspects of the industry. Having always loved handheld gaming, he joined TouchTapPlay in 2013 to cover mobile gaming and, later on, the Nintendo Switch console, which is today his most played console.