Mario Kart Tour Review by Jen Banci

If you want a Mario Kart on your phone, this one's for you. But the game requires network connection to download additional features, such as maps, and other updates in the game. The characters in the game is a gacha-type, as well as the karts, and more. The gameplay in Mario Kart Tour is what expected in every mobile games; swiping left and right for controls, and tapping for power-ups. But the controls needed more work. Whenever I swipe left or right, it had a delay, but maybe it's my tablet or the network connection. It would've been better if there were D-pad options, but since it's in portrait view, it's understandable that the developers decided to make swiping as its controls. Not only that, since I was playing on tablet, the game's U.I. and gameplay looked blurry and seemed almost stretched to fit on tablet version. Hopefully, the developers of the game will fix this kind of issue. So far, the game's good.