Kart Krashers Careers Into View on 27th September
Posted by Damien McFerran
Slot on North American starting grid confirmed
Big John Games has confirmed the North American release date for its forthcoming DSiWare racer Kart Krashers. The magical day is 27th September, with a price point of 500 DSi points.
The company has also released a new trailer which features gameplay footage - you can check it out after the press release, which has been lovingly replicated below.
Kart Krashers from Big John Games will release on September 27th, 2012 on the Nintendo DSiWare™ service for 500 Nintendo DSi Points™, and in the Nintendo eShop on Nintendo 3DS™ for $4.99.
Leveraging much of the same engine technology as Big John Games successful Thorium Wars, Kart Krashers is an action-packed single player racing game. However, instead of racing your competitors for the fastest time, the objective is to dive, skid, flip, and crash into as many objects as possible.
With every exciting crash, the driver is awarded points which then can earn them Golden Wheel rankings, the coveted award which is the key to becoming the Kart Krashers champion (and consequently, the ruler of the Kart Krashing universe).
There are ten stages of intense action, each filled with hundreds of opportunities to crash and rack up the points. Crashing into bonus objects will equip the driver’s racecar with special abilities. Pick up the magnet during the crash-fest and the driver’s car will attract all the nearby objects for optimal crash scoring. Smash into the shield object and the driver’s car becomes invincible and allows the player to blast through just about anything. The sweeper object can be picked up to widen the car’s smash path – an extra-wide swath of crashing destruction!
Each stage is loaded up with enemies to impede the driver’s crash-filled adventure. Aliens, robots, and even zombies will try to ruin the driver’s chances of earning the Golden Wheels; simply smash through them with the shield armed, or blast through them with rocket power to really earn those crash points.





























#1
OptometristLime said:
@Damo - is "careens" what you were thinking of for the title?
If this comment becomes obsolete, feel free to edit me TBD.
#2
Void said:
I don't trust people who czn't spell properly with my money.
/Throws wallet out window.
#3
SirSmugleaf said:
I absolutely have it when titles have a "K" instead of a "C" and simply CANNOT STAND IT when an "S" is replaced by a "Z". I will refuse to buy any game with a "Z" at the end of the title!
#4
Damo said:
@thelastlemming
http://www.thefreedictionary.com/careers
"To move or run at full speed; rush"
Ahem.
#5
OorWullie said:
@PoshSnivy I can name 1 game that gets away with it because its great 'Motoheroz'
Let go of your grudge,its worth it for this game!
#6
sillygostly said:
But "z" is so thug.
#7
SteveW said:
Is the frame rate as bad as the video makes it appear to be?
#8
AG_Awesome said:
I was hoping this would play like stunt mode from rush 2049... It's close but not enough jumps. Someone should just release a ripoff of that, I'd buy it
#9
beatalLiToaD said:
The text made me think of something way more extreme than what was in the trailer.
#10
OptometristLime said:
@Damo - thanks for clearing that up.
I'm unfamiliar with that usage.
#11
Windy said:
No Multiplayer? well then no money
#12
squashie said:
Cheap!
#13
Blizzaga said:
I've only seen the trailer once, and I'm already very annoyed at the repetitive sounds. Guck.
#14
Dyl_73 said:
That just looks..... erm, what's the word I'm looking for?...... oh, that's it...... CRAP!
It looks rubbish. It sounds irritating. It's not got much going for it really.
#15
Gen0neD said:
Shouldn't the title say,"careens" instead?
#16
theblackdragon said:
@Gen0ne: see comment #4. :3