Karting

We examine KartSim, KartKraft and Kart Racing Pro to determine which is the best specialist karting sim you can buy on PC today.

Motorsport UK is teaming up with KartSim to launch an esports competition for budding karters, with KartSim software and hardware as prizes.

Motorsport Games’ KartKraft has been rendered completely unplayable recently, but CEO Stephen Hood has assured fans it will be fixed.

We get a world-exclusive, hands-on preview of Original Fire Games’ Karting Superstars, finding out how well the studio’s sophomore effort is shaping up.

Stampede: Racing Royale, the chaotic, free-to-play, 60-player online kart racer, is set to hit Steam Early Access this November.

We tell you everything you need to know about PiBoSo’s excellent karting sim Kart Racing Pro.

Indie KartKraft developer Black Delta has released what it calls the “biggest change to the handling of the karts since the launch of KartKraft.” Bold statement indeed. KartKraft has been generally known to have the premium physics in the karting simulation market so this will only go to increase that should the update back up…Continue reading “Physics overhaul for KartKraft”»

Developers are in a gifting mood this Christmas. There was the Endurance Bundle from rFactor 2, Automobilista 2 added GT1 cars and now KartKraft, via a free update, is bringing you a brand new kart to play around with – the IAME KA100. Now, 22HP doesn’t sound like a lot when you compare it to…Continue reading “22HP IAME KA100 added to KartKraft”»

The developer of KartKraft has added more features to their early-access product. A long-term favourite of the sim racing community, triple-screens, will add what would be considered an essential component for racing game fans. For those that are single-screen players, triple-screens for many people help with the feeling of speed in a simulation whilst also…Continue reading “Triple screen support for KartKraft”»