An upcoming multiplayer update for Mario Kart Tour will add "new ways to play" and see Gold Races scr💜apped.
Mario Kart Tour has been on the road since 2019, and its next big update is attempting to mix up the multiplayer element of this popular pocket race🍸r. As reported by , a post on the reveals that the developer is "adding new ways to play multiplayer". What exactly these are is a m🌺ystery, but thankfully we won't have to wait long to find out, as the update will be racing onto mobile devices at the end of next month.
With the #MaܫrioKartTour multiplayer update at the end of September, we're a🐼dding new ways to play multiplayer, and removing Gold Races (available only to Mario Kart Tour Gold Pass subscribers; see in-game notification for more details). Look for more info in early September! pic.twitter.com/wSHqc0Bfdv
Another change ꦦcurrently in the works is the removal of Gold Races. Like Standard Races, these let you compete with seven other players from across the globe, but they have different rule sets, and you must be a Gold Pass subscriber to compete. Going forward, Standard Race and Gold Race modes will be combined. "Several other changes" are also in the works, and more details are promise💝d in early September.
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