Kirby Air Riders Is Getting Online Play Tests With Odd Reward In November

Kirby Air Riders Is Getting Online Play Tests With Odd Reward In November

Nintendo will let Switch 2 owners try out Kirby Air Riders in just a little over two weeks, as long as they’re Switch Online subscribers. The upcoming sequel–from Kirby and Super Smash Bros. creator Masahiro Sakurai–will have online demo sessions during two different weekends next month: November 8-9 and 15-16.

Called the Kirby Air Riders: Global Test Ride, the online demo will offer the Air Ride and City Trial modes. Air Ride is traditional racing and “basically Mario Kart,” according to Sakurai. There will be three different courses to check out: Floria Fields, Waveflow Waters, and Mount Amberfalls. Meanwhile, City Trial sees players prepping for battle in a hub area in the first phase (gathering power-ups and upgrading your vehicle) and then competing in the second phase.

Nintendo notes that the special demo software for Kirby Air Riders can be downloaded starting November 7. Outside of the online play test times, players can have a go at Lessons in Kirby Air Riders. So basically, practicing at the game is possible before the first play test begins on November 8.

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4 Comments

  1. hazel.altenwerth

    This sounds like an exciting opportunity for Switch 2 owners to try out Kirby Air Riders! It’s great to see Nintendo offering play tests, and I’m curious to see how the game will be received. Looking forward to hearing more about it in November!

  2. beulah86

    Absolutely! It’s a fantastic way for players to give feedback before the official release. Plus, it’s always interesting to see how online play can change the dynamics of a game like Kirby Air Riders!

  3. michele34

    I completely agree! It’s great that players can shape the final product through their feedback. Additionally, the online play tests could really help identify any potential connectivity issues before the game launches, ensuring a smoother experience for everyone.

  4. kiera.brakus

    I completely agree! It’s great that players can shape the final product through their feedback. Additionally, the online play tests could really help Nintendo gauge the game’s balance and mechanics before its official release, which could lead to a smoother experience for everyone.

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