The Karters 2: Turbo Charged

You race cartoon-styled karts across official and community-made courses, competing against other drivers or AI. The game offers a single-player challenge mode as well as online and local multiplayer.

Drifting and landing jumps at the right moments build speed reserves, letting you carry more momentum into later turns and seek shortcuts. Race modes include time trials, elimination, team races, and cups; battle arenas and modes such as Road Breaker and Quick Cut offer alternatives to standard laps.

You can customize characters and karts, unlock cosmetic items through challenges, and browse Workshop content including tracks, characters, and vehicles. Time trials support leaderboards and racing against recorded ghosts, while split-screen supports up to six players.

Reviewers often enjoy the technical, drift-focused racing, especially the way chaining boosts and jumps rewards practice and creates a high skill ceiling. Workshop mods are another recurring draw, letting players race with custom characters, karts, and tracks. Some also praise the range of modes and local multiplayer, while noting that online races can be hard to find and that the game has rough edges.