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KartRider Rush+'s second season is now underway and introduces new vehicles, game modes and more

Two new characters also arrive in the game

KartRider Rush+'s second season is now underway and introduces new vehicles, game modes and more

KartRider Rush+ has received a new update that introduces new vehicles, game modes and more as the popular kart racer begins its second season, Celestial Sword. There will also be a few limited-time quests for players to complete which will unlock some of this new content.

There will be a host of new vehicles for players to unlock once they've downloaded the most recent update. This includes the Terra Blade, Golden Roadhog and legendary Justice karts can also be collected and customised.

If you're quite content with your current garage of karts, you might be more interested in the new mini-game, Flag Battle. This will appear in arcade mode and will see players finding a flag on the track and then looking to deliver it to their opponent's team camp to earn points.

Elsewhere, two new characters have arrived in the game called Lunaris and Solaris. They are both students of the Moonlight gatekeeper and wish to test their karting skills on the tracks. Alongside these roster additions will be new interior accessories such as Bladeboard School which players can decorate their rooms with.

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Finally, there are a few limited-time quests players can do to net themselves a couple of rewards. Firstly, between now and July 30th players who complete new in-game quests will collect Terra Coins that can be exchanged for the Terra Blade. Similarly, they'll also be able to gather Brush Shards that can be traded for a Solaris code, though this will end July 26th.

KartRider Rush+ is available now over on the App Store and Google Play. It's a free-to-play game with in-app purchases.

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Stephen Gregson-Wood
Stephen Gregson-Wood
Stephen brings both a love of games and a very formal-sounding journalism qualification to the Pocket Gamer team.