Mario Kart World was being praised by millions of fans just a few weeks ago, and now it is being called a huge mess due to the recent update rollout.
Nintendo has made a huge change to online multiplayer races with its new update, and it seems that players aren’t really pleased. Now, you cannot easily choose the standard three-lap race, which has been a classic and is most loved by the fans.
The update takes players into new tracks where they find plenty of interconnecting roads. This is what is confusing players, and they say it is quite long, which is ultimately leading to less fun.
Fans Found a Way to Review Bomb – Rating Goes Down
Players usually drop the negative reviews on Steam, but this time they had to look for a different platform since the Mario Kart World is a Nintendo Exclusive. There is no place on Steam where they can post anything about it, but this couldn’t stop the backlash.
Now, the fans has taken over on Metacritic by starting a review bomb, the user score of Mario Kart World has dropped from 8.3 to 7.7 in just a few days and that is definitely big. We can see tons of negative reviews, and it truly looks like the players aren’t happy at all.
The message is clear, the new update has ruined the entire online gaming experience. We saw many reviews using the word “ruined” which clearly shows how upset these fans are.
Players are expressing their experience with the latest update, the fun, and such a lovely game has now been replaced by a frustrating mess that no one expected. Some are even asking Nintendo to bring back the old online mode. While others are suggesting a full rollback of this update.
Nintendo Stays Silent & This Isn’t Helping
As of now, Nintendo hasn’t made any response to the whole scenario, which is why fans are even more disheartened. Nintendo has stayed quite on such things in the past, and this present situation is no less than that.
If Nintendo stays quiet for a long then they might see a big hit on their reputation from their fans. Because they are definitely not happy with the new online racing standards.
