Mobile Games Hotspot: MarioKartTour teases multiplayer; Peggy Carter reports for Marvel game
The game's official Twitter account last week that a "real-time" multiplayer beta test is planned for this December. According to the announcement, only those who are part of the game's monthly subscription service known as the Gold Pass will be able to participate. It's not clear whether this is simply for the beta or for multiplayer as a whole.
Different units and cards are used to fight along two lanes, as players push each other back and forth until one team reaches the other's base. Familiar spells and characters are set to appear alongside other classic references to the main series. More will be revealed later this month during the G-Star 2019 convention in South Korea.will feature factions known as "houses" that players can align with to team up with friends.
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