Mario Kart Tour

Rowdy Back

I had Mario Kart on my 3DS a while ago, but that said 3DS broke. This is a very good replacement. But despite the gameplay, online multiplayer, and the gacha mechanic, the "drift" button could be a bit bigger. Maybe make a setting that can increase/decrease the size of it? That's my only complaint. Besides that, this is a great game. Absolutely love it.

Christopher Lugo

This has been a great experience. I would say that trying to obtain everything in the game almost impossible unless you have time, patience, and money. It's one of those pay to win games but boy.... it's asking too much out of your wallet. Besides that tiny detail, it is a great game. I love the characters, the items, various courses, and the atmosphere. May not be that great when you are first playing the game but after awhile it gets a little more comfortable. I definitely recommend it anyway.

Davis Allred

Just came back to this game after about a year. There have been lots of great updates, my favorite of which is the ability to finally play in landscape mode. One major issue, though. I can no longer do sharp turns. Every single time I drift, I can't seem to turn more than 45° and end up crashing into walls. I did a quick search online and discovered that this can be fixed my turning off the 90hz display on my phone. I shouldn't have to change such a major setting every time I want to play.

Cade Perkins

The game overall is great with superb graphics and game play. But instead of becoming more fun and interesting the more you play and the more you pay, the less interesting it becomes. Instead of letting advanced players utilize more tricks, more and more I get only mushrooms or a couple bananas. I rarely get benefits during the games that match the time and money I've put into it. Sure I expect a good challenge, but not by stripping away features that I've earned and paid for!!!

Charles Riggins

Game is cool. Wish it wouldn't kick me out multi-player after every time my phone blacks out. The screen turns off then it kicks me out games and take my points. More than a few times my points have been taking. When I add back to the game I wait and then I come back with zero points even if I was coming in first.. That's my only problem. Love the game...

Xavion Takeda

When you first get in with challenges, it's great. Crash an opponent x times? Gems! Get first place y times? Gems! First impression? Not bad. Then you run out of challenges. Even with gold pass subscription, it gets rough. At higher ranks it basically comes down to "whoever has the most multipliers wins." At that point it's "pay to win" Usually some tracks for ranks require the brand new racer/cart/parachute. They did adjust the new player gap with better pipes for old items, at least.

Michelle Jennings

It's fun. You can get caught up in the stress of making sure you collect enough stars and what not. Specifically if you pay for the Gold because you don't want to "waste" your money z at least that's how I feel. I figured after it being around so long they would either drop the monthly price or drop the price of everything in game with the game tokens and coins.

shalody

I gotta say, this is a very awesome game. While the controls at first are a bit hard, you start to kinda get used to them. One problem with this app is that it has distorted audio sometimes, but thats fine. This game has become one ofmmy favorite Nintendo games, mostly because you can race as your own Mii, which I find to be so friggin' cool. It's easily organized, the racing AI is really good, it's easy to rack up points, and theres tons of different type of items that you can get. Great game.

Cassie G-Lyfe

I love Mario Kart Tour, But... I am having issues with being able to play right now. They just updated it. It keeps loading and acting like I'll be able to race finally after it loads to a point. It brings up Bowser and Princess Peach when it loads then a black screen comes up saying error error. I've already reported this, but it is a fun racing game otherwise I sent have really any complaints.

Derek W

If you're looking for a portable Mario Kart experience, I recommend Mario Kart 8 Deluxe. It's a decent conversion of Mario Kart's controls to a mobile control scheme. A lot of elements are automatic, such as tricks and holding items behind your kart, which takes away some of the skill involved. It also feels somewhat slow, even at higher CC's. Like most mobile games, it's a checklist, not a game. You keep grinding to get all the things rather than having fun. For real fun, get the Switch game.