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Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds for PS5 is a fun and chaotic kart racer that features innovative dimension-hopping tracks, extensive customization options, and a diverse character roster, making it one of SEGA's best recent entries in the genre despite some minor visual and progression pace issues.
Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds is a fun kart racing game that introduces track-crossing mechanics but falls short of its predecessors' cooperative and speed elements, making it feel like a lesser Mario Kart clone with some innovative features. It includes guest characters and a Grand Prix mode, but its departure from the teamwork focus of Team Sonic Racing and the speed of Sonic Riders limits its appeal.
Nightmare Kart, formerly known as Bloodborne Kart, has officially announced its release date for May 31 on Steam and Itch.io. The "legally distinct" kart racer will feature 20 racers, 16 maps, a full campaign mode with boss fights, and a versus battle mode. Despite the branding change, it is considered a spiritual follow-up to the popular Bloodborne PS1 Demake. The game's soundtrack, composed by Evelyn Lark, was also highlighted, and a sample of the title screen theme was released to celebrate the announcement.
The fan game "Bloodborne Kart," which aimed to turn the gothic horror action RPG into a PSone-era kart racer, will undergo a rebranding after being contacted by Sony's lawyers. Lead developer Lilith Walther confirmed the need to remove the Bloodborne branding but assured that the game will still be released with a short delay. The game, which was originally inspired by internet memes and fake images, is set to feature 12 racers, 16 maps, a single player campaign mode, boss fights, and local splitscreen multiplayer.
The indie game Bloodborne Kart, based on the Bloodborne franchise, has been forced to change its branding following contact from Sony, resulting in a delay in its release. The game, which was initially set to launch at the end of January 2024, will still be released but under a different name. Despite the setback, the development team remains committed to delivering the game and promises to provide updates on a new release date in the future.
Disney Speedstorm, a kart-racing game, will be released as a free-to-play title on September 28 for PC and consoles, following its Early Access period. The game initially launched in April with premium versions, but the developer, Gameloft, has decided to transition to a free-to-play model to allow more players to enjoy the competitive and co-op racing experience. Premium Founder's Packs will still be available until the Early Access period ends.
Screenshots of 'LEGO 2K Drive' have been leaked online, suggesting that the partnership between 2K and LEGO to develop sports games is legit. The game appears to be a kart racer with open world elements, and could potentially be a sequel to LEGO Racers 2. However, the game has not been officially announced by 2K yet.