KartRider: Drift, the free-to-play kart racing game, is gearing up for its second Closed Beta test via the Nexon Launcher, Steam, and Xbox One, including Xbox One X starting today at 4 p.m. PDT / 9 a.m. AEST. KartRider: Drift will provide players with an abundance of never-before-seen content in its second lap of testing, including a wealth of new in-game enhancements such as a revamped User Interface, updated HUD elements, a contextual rear view mirror, and refined physics that significantly improve the racing experience. Players will also be introduced to an all-new character, Diz and new tracks. Additionally, drifters can deck out their characters with a variety of colourful new skins and emotes, along with a robust set of kart customisations featuring an assortment of decals, paint jobs, wraps, and more for maximum personalisation. Players can also test out new systems such as the Racing School mode where they can improve their ...

The highly-anticipated free to play kart racing game, KartRider: Drift, will hold its second Closed Beta starting June 3, 2020 via the Nexon Launcher, Steam, and Xbox One, including Xbox One X delivering cross-platform play. Players can register here for a chance to join the second Closed Beta starting today! Players invited to the second Closed Beta will receive an acceptance email, and they can pre-download the game starting on June 2, 2020 at 12 p.m. AEST. Players who participated in the first Closed Beta will automatically be included. During the Closed Beta period, players will be introduced to a new character — Diz, as well as new skins for existing characters, plus additional karts and tracks. The Closed Beta will also showcase new functions such as Racing Pass and a new Racing School single-player mode, where new and experienced players can improve their racing skills. Customisation will be a huge part ...

Thanks to our good friends over at Double Jump Communications, we had the pleasure of interviewing the Development Team behind KartRider: Drift. Since its first release in 2004, how has KartRider evolved with its gameplay to what it is today? Since its first release, KartRider has grown to become the only kart racing game in esports. The speed of the game and the splendid performance by players has helped grow the KartRider League in Korea and we hope to continue to grow the passion for the game beyond Asia. With the game being released PC and Xbox and with cross-play going to be a huge element with its release, are you excited about the increase of your played base, and was incorporating PC and Console the intention when first developing KartRider: Drift? We’re excited for fans both old and new to experience KartRider: Drift and see the ways they play and enjoy the game. ...