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After that, you’ll need to race against the boss a second time. Except this time you’ll need to collect all the silver coins scattered around the tracks and win the races at the same time which makes things considerably harder. How cool is that? After you beat the boss, you’ll need to race through all the tracks again. After that, you have to race against the world’s boss. First, you start off by racing in all the tracks of the world and try to win normally. There’s actually a bunch of challenges and stuff you need to do in each world. After that, you have to beat Wizpig the second time to defeat him once and for all.Įach world isn’t just a generic Grand Prix race type thing. And then finally, the bonus world after you beat Wizpig the first time is Future Fun Land which is set in space. Dragon Forest is a medieval foresty world. Sherbet Island is a sandy beach world with a pirate theme. Snowflake Mountain is your typical snow world.

There’s Dino Domain which is a prehistoric desert world. Cartoony Nintendo kart racers don’t exactly need some deep story, and the game clearly tries to focus more on the gameplay side of things. I guess that’s basically it? The story is obviously just an excuse to give players a reason to have an adventure mode, and there’s nothing really wrong with that. There’s an evil pig from space called Wizpig that wants to destroy or take over the island and you need to stop him by.racing him. The story takes place on Timber Island with its own central hub area that players can explore. Sadly Nintendo didn’t follow DKR’s idea of having the single player be a whole adventure with its own story and all the Mario Karts still just only have a basic GP mode even today. But there’s nothing more to it than that. MK64’s single player is still fun, mind you. MK64 only has a traditional Grand Prix single player.

And unlike MK64, DKR has an actual single player adventure mode. If you’re used to playing Mario Kart 64, the driving mechanics might be a bit tough to get used to at first. But after coming back to the game, I still found it just as fun as ever, and I think it may possibly be the best kart racer on the N64. Maybe the last world was too hard for me? Maybe I got distracted by other things? I dunno. The last time I played this game was about 4 years ago and I remember beating Wizpig and getting to the last space world, but for some reason I never beat the game. Recently watching a playthrough of the game on YouTube inspired me to revisit this game.