KartKraft

In a move that has come earlier than anticipated, karting simulator KartKraft has come out of Early Access and into version 1.0 on Steam today, 26th January 2021. Having entered Early Access on Steam in 2018, there have been several recent updates of late, including the Genk circuit, the addition of KartKross plus Brentomonte, audio…Continue reading “KartKraft is now released, as karting sim launches v1.0”»

A new update for the Early Access version of the KartKraft simulator is now live on PC, just ahead of the festive period, and it includes online multiplayer and a new venue. Located in the English midlands, karting track Whilton Mill was first opened in 1991 and is home to several top-tier real-world events, such…Continue reading “Whilton Mill track and online practice beta added to KartKraft”»

Another KartKraft update has arrived and it adds on to the summation of previously released content. The headlining detail is the remastered audio engine, which will give a better sounding surroundings overall. New music options are also included in the game update. That KartKross vehicle that we’ve been gushing over since its release also got…Continue reading “Remastered audio and KartKross bodykit included in latest KartKraft update”»

A few weeks ago, KartKraft added some new content for free for those who already have the early access karting simulator purchased. The new content included a new racing kart and a new venue, both of which John Munro got to take for a spin in today’s video. The kart is called KartKross, and it’s…Continue reading “WATCH: New KartKross and a Secret Track? KartKraft Update”»

In what I can only describe as a lifted go-kart with a roll cage and shocks that looks to be made for off-road racing, the KartKross kart is the latest vehicle addition to KartKraft. Seemingly based on Crosskart, a type of kart racing that takes place on rallycross-type tracks, this KartKross beast looks like it’s…Continue reading “KartKraft adds KartKross, Brentomonte in latest update”»

The folks at KartKraft will release the International Circuit of Genk on Thursday, 23rd September for the Early Access karting sim. This well-known karting track was teased in Tom’s interview with Zach Griffin, Director of Studio at Motorsports Games Australia. The 1.36-kilometer, 0.85-mile circuit in Belgium is historically tied with Formula 1’s Max Verstappen. Verstappen…Continue reading “WATCH: New KartKraft Content! Genk Preview”»

On Friday, a tweet from the KartKraft Twitter account announced the future of the Early Access kart racing simulator. Starting next week, the International Circuit of Genk in Belgium will be the first of multiple content additions to the game. On top of that, it was announced that the full game will release at some…Continue reading “Genk coming to KartKraft next week, full game release in 2022”»

The Early Access karting simulator, KartKraft, has released a new build and it includes head tracking. The TrackIR system for PC players follows head movements and allows you to look left, right, up and down in a first-person perspective without the need of a VR headset. This is up to six degrees of freedom (6DOF)….Continue reading “TrackIR head tracking added to KartKraft”»

Zach Griffin is someone who has a lot on his plate. Having formerly opened the studio to create karting simulator KartKraft back in 2015 after his own professional karting career, the game was released into Early Access in 2018 and was recently acquired by Motorsport Games. Following the formation of a new studio – Motorsport…Continue reading ““We’re not going to dial down the physics” – Zach Griffin on the future of KartKraft”»