Mario Kart World does feature series staple Mirror Mode races after all, and although the requirements to unlock it remain slightly hazy, anyone who does will also be able to explore it in the new ...

Mirror Mode in Mario Kart has always been a staple feature for those looking to challenge themselves in new ways, and that is still the case in Mario Kart World. Once you've conquered the Grand ...

What does it take to “beat” the single player Grand Prix and Knockout Tour modes in Mario Kart World? For some, simply finishing Rainbow Road and rolling the credits is enough to call it a day. For ...

Mario Kart World fans have discovered a way to zoom around the game's open world in Mirror Mode — and the way to access it is a cool throwback to a classic Nintendo platformer.

Following three updates in June, Mario Kart World's first (and probably last) update for July 2025 is now officially live.

A lot more successful is Knockout Tour, being Mario Kart World’s battle royale style mode where races consisting of 24 racers are slowly whittled down to 20, then 16, then 8, and so on.

Starting off with the basics: it’s no secret that Mario Kart World doubles the racer count limit from 12 up to 24. A barmy decision from the outside looking in, yet by the second Grand Prix race ...