A plugins interface allows external programs to receive realtime data from the simulated kart The potential is there for sure and I hope the good money people have thrown in will help the developper push it forward. I just hope it gets worked on enough and that content is added. I think the price is very steep for such a rough around the edges package. There’s a karting atmosphere to this sim and that’s why I don’t regret spending my money on something that has problems because I can see what it can be and I’m hoping it gets there. Yes the tires are a bit too grippy and the kart won’t slide around enough, even on hard tires but that’s fixable. Unlimited Pleasureīut if you’re into proper karting, this one has better karting oriented setups and I like the feel a bit better. For similar money you get a whole, very nice, racing simulator. I’m tempted to say that Automobilista does it as good or even better. I’d like to see a few four strokes added tho.

The lack of the Rotax models is not so nice but I can understand license issues and there’s a good enough variety of karts. The tracks are nice but there aren’t enough of them. Multiplayer is apparently not working and it’s the only way to be on track with something else than your own ghost. Truth is, Kart Racing Pro is off to a bit of a rough start. If you’re not too techy tho, it could be a bit of a struggle. Easy enough to setup steering, pedals and triple screen rig. Of course it’s a simulator and not the most user friendly one, so you better know your hardware and how to configure that sort of things, but I like it’s customization abilities. What I look for in a racing simulator is immersion and a credible driving experience. First of all, I am a long time sim racer and I’ve owned a Rotax 125 kart for a few years.

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