Mario Kart Tour is a racing game co-developed by Nintendo and DeNA, available on both iOS and Android platforms.

The graphics and maps are some of the highlights of this game. This game interface is also very familiar with the style of "Mario Kart", perhaps for convenience, players can now play not only horizontally, but also vertically. The entire screen of the game does not even have an operation button, and the direction is controllable. Players operate by sliding left and right. The operations such as drifting and drift acceleration when jumping that players were familiar with have become automatic, and even the use of props can be changed to automatic use in the settings. Because of automatic drift, it is impossible to control the time when the drift starts when cornering. Due to the cancellation of the brake, when the cornering is over 150cc, it will often hit the wall, and the difficulty is even higher than the previous 200cc.In addition, the map of the carriage is often three-dimensional, which leads to two types of forks: horizontal and vertical. The horizontal forks are sometimes very open, but the signs are very obvious, and sometimes (mostly) are close together. The vertical forks and Part of the mapping mechanism make the distance between the ground and the air track very different, and the vertical screen can take good care of the performance of this map. Take another racing game as an example: Asphalt racing, the same complex map (even more fork in the road), the same three-dimensional but not the height difference is not big, even the track with no operation at high altitude, use the horizontal screen. The game followed with more jumps, seemingly more complicated operations but still a game on the same plane: choosing a path forward through the slopes on the left and right of the track. Can Asphalt use a vertical screen? No, because it requires a wider lateral field of view.

Moreover, the game's operating feel is also very reasonable. Normally, steering and drifting are two operations. In console games, try to separate the two as much as possible to increase the player's "operational sense", including complexity, expressiveness, and finesse. On the mobile phone, various limitations led the production team to combine steering and drifting into the same operation: retaining the basic steering function (use at low speed) while letting the drift operation take over the steering function most of the time (in high speed). This method has been used in the Need for Speed mobile game a long time ago, and this game also follows this operation logic, that is, the operations that require steering are all replaced by drift. Why have this design? This kind of design makes players pay more attention to the map itself, rather than "what kind of curve and what method to drift". If you don't get the first place in the carriage, the reason must be that you are not familiar with the map (of course, it is more likely to be attacked, but this is not included in this question) rather than "insufficient cornering skills", the horse-drawn carriage (host and mobile game) tests more players' familiarity and boldness with the map. The whole process is smoother and the experience is better. Surprisingly, after playing a few more rounds, I found that the game doesn't feel that bad. After mastering the drifting skills, it is still very enjoyable to play. In the first few rounds, you can easily win first place, but when you meet players of a similar level later in the game, the feeling of hurting each other in the console version comes back. I have already played all the maps to five stars. I feel that the design of the mobile game version of the map is simpler than the previous console version. The three laps are changed to two laps, a narrower track, and faster refresh props. These settings also make The gameplay becomes tense and exciting.

However, on the whole, this is a kryptonite game, and this game is not friendly to players who are not kryptonite. There are many classic maps in the game, but you have to spend money to buy a golden driver's license or play a little bit later to unlock them all. Even if "Mario Kart" is made into a mobile game, it is inevitable to have a gold link. The characters, vehicles, and gliders in the game are unlocked by payment, and they are unlocked by drawing cards (even the 200cc model is paid.

Therefore, for players who like racing games and don't care about krypton gold, this mobile game is highly recommended.