
Drag Racer
A quarter-mile drag race decided by reaction time and perfect gear shifts, against the CPU or a friend
Two karts, five laps, one twisty track. Race a friend on the same keyboard or take on the CPU.
First to finish five laps wins. Drive over the blue arrows for a speed boost.
Space or Enter to start

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Kart Duel is a head-to-head kart race for two: five laps of a tight track with a hairpin, a chicane, and blue boost pads on the straights. Play it with a friend on one keyboard, or race the CPU on your own. The first kart across the line after five laps wins.
Player 1 drives with W and S and steers with A and D. Player 2 uses the arrow keys. Alone, you can use either set, or hold the mouse or a finger on the screen to drive toward it. With two players on a touch screen, each player owns one half: hold the outer side to turn left and the inner side to turn right.
Split-screen and same-screen kart racing became a living-room staple in the 1990s, when two controllers and one TV made every race personal. Kart Duel keeps the same idea but shares a single keyboard, so a friend next to you is all you need.
Yes. Player 1 uses W, A, S and D, and player 2 uses the arrow keys.
They're boost pads. Driving over one gives a short burst of extra speed.
Yes. Choose 1 player vs CPU to race a computer-driven kart, and your best winning time is saved.