Even more people will get to try Mario Kart Tour multiplayer soon. A second beta test for the feature has been announced. While an exact date and details about how it will work haven’t been revealed, something important has been. It will be open to everyone.
Here’s Nintendo’s Mario Kart Tour multiplayer test announcement.
A second multiplayer test is on the way, and this time all players can join in, not just #MarioKartTour Gold Pass subscribers. Further details will be posted here and in-game soon, so buckle up and start your engines! pic.twitter.com/8l3YVEabll
— Mario Kart Tour (@mariokarttourEN) January 21, 2020
While Mario Kart Tour didn’t launch with multiplayer, its first beta was announced back in November 2019. However, there was a catch to the December 2019 event. It would only be open to people who paid for the $4.99 monthly Gold Pass. It then ran from December 19-27, 2019 in-game, giving people who were subscribing a chance to see how it might work. Since that was only a test, any records or saved information people accrued was wiped after the beta ended.
Mario Kart Tour is available for Android and Apple iOS devices. Its Ice Tour, with Ice Mario, Penguin Luigi, and Wintertime Peach, is being held now.
