The closed beta will also showcase Racing Pass and a new Racing School single-player mode, where new and experienced players can improve their racing skills. Participants will also have access to kart upgrades including choice of license plate and can decorate their karts with a lineup of new accessory balloons and character emotes. The KartRider world expands with a new character-Diz, as well as new skins for existing characters, plus additional karts, tracks, and surprises.Ĭustomization will be a huge part of this closed beta with the preview of the new Livery system, which allows racers to paint their karts and create unique designs with decals for maximum personalization. Here is an overview of the second closed beta test and the game itself, via Nexon: Since then, Nexon has compiled user feedback, made improvements, and continued development towards the second closed beta test.
The first closed beta test was held in December 2019, a month after the game’s initial announcement. Nexon has released a trailer for the second closed beta test for kart racing game KartRider: Drift, which users can sign-up to participate in via the game’s official website.
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