Mario Kart World, launching with the Switch 2 on June 5, introduces a new format to the franchise with interconnected tracks and a free roam mode, yet Nintendo producer Kosuke Yabuki clarifies it is not an 'open-world' game. Emphasizing the ambiguity of the term, Yabuki insists the game includes traditional elements while allowing players to explore the expansive world. The newly designed courses enable seamless travel between races, complemented by various missions and collectibles that enhance gameplay. Fans can look forward to a unique gaming experience unlike previous titles in the series.
Producer Kosuke Yabuki emphasized that "open-world" is too ambiguously defined for Nintendo, saying, "We actually don't use the phrase 'open-world' in development."
Yabuki outlined that Mario Kart World, while offering a vast interconnected world, still maintains traditional gameplay elements, indicating a blend of innovation and nostalgia.
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