Garfield Kart 2 “All You Can Drift”: Microids’ Mario Kart is Available, Its Aces Unveiled in Video

Garfield’s Racing Rampage: Kart 2’s Karting Chaos Unveiled for Multiple Platforms

Garfield, known for his laziness and love of lasagna, now takes to the race track with Garfield Kart 2: All You Can Drift. Developed by Eden Games, the game launched on September 10, 2025, for Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. Entering a genre dominated by titles like Mario Kart and Sonic Racing, Garfield Kart 2 faces stiff competition. Players can choose from eight different characters, including fan favorites such as Garfield, Odie, Nermal, and Jon. Each character possesses unique skills designed to influence race outcomes on the track. Karts are also fully customizable, allowing players to personalize their vehicles with various bumpers, wheels, spoilers, and paint options. The game features three distinct universes: pirate, western, and detective. Each track within these worlds is designed with shortcuts, traps, and bonus objects that can dramatically alter the course of a race. For group play, Garfield Kart 2 supports up to eight players online or four players via splitscreen multiplayer. This installment significantly improves upon its predecessor, offering more varied universes, enhanced customization features, and an improved multiplayer experience. The game is now available for players looking for a new kart racing experience.

In Case You Missed It

For fans of competitive kart racing games, Bruno Pferd’s latest piece on Players for Life delves into Microids’ ambitious new entry in the genre. Published on July 25, “Garfield Kart 2 All You Can Drift: Microids Launches Assault on Mario Kart World, First Trailer Released” examines how Microids is stepping up to challenge Nintendo’s dominance with a sequel that promises varied tracks and environments. Although Garfield Kart 2 faces an uphill battle against established competition, it’s worth checking out the full article for more insights and speculations about its upcoming release this September Garfield Kart 2 All You Can Drift: Microids Launches Assault on Mario Kart World, First Trailer Released. If you’re following the latest debates in the gaming world, you won’t want to miss Carlos Mendoza’s insightful piece from July 27th. He delves into how the release of Donkey Kong Bananza has reignited discussions about the pricing of Mario Kart World on Nintendo Switch 2. With Mario Kart World drawing both praise and criticism for its €80 digital and €90 physical price points, Carlos explores whether players are starting to question if the cost is justified by the game’s quality and ongoing support. Dive into the conversation at Mario Kart World Continues to Face Backlash, Now Due to Another Exclusive’s Release to see where the community stands.