Karts are fast, exciting and easy to handle. Thrilling but they’re at the same time dangerous. However despite the ease at which you can control the karts, is there a guarantee that no harm will happen?

Of course, kart racing is generally very safe if you follow the rules. Some of these are: wearing a helmet, fastening the safety harness and racing at speeds that you are comfortable with.

But those were the old times, Level Up!, the leading online game publisher in the Philippines, introduces its newest baby—Crazy Kart. The arrival of Crazy Kart in our country is the result of the partnership made by Level Up! and Shanda Interactive China.

Crazy Kart is by far the most successful casual game developed in-house by Shanda. The online kart racing game is executed in a unique cartoon style graphic design, competitive game modes and lovable characters. It is a popular hit among users and earned its praise from the professional media in China. For sure, it will be a new craze in our local gaming industry as well.

Players will enjoy the FREE TO PLAY experience that Crazy Kart will bring as this kart racing game will allow Pinoy gamers to customize their own karts! As we know, Pinoys like to accessorize, and Crazy Kart offers us the ability to bring our own personas into the karts we use! Choosing from a wide lineup of unique karts and items and selecting the way your kart looks is only the beginning as Crazy Kart is also about the intense online battle modes where individuals or teams can challenge other players nationwide.

Get a chance to battle with other players across the country, face them with an arsenal of items that can give you the advantage in a race, or drag you down when you get hit with them. Race around scenic tracks that will test your drifting and driving skills to the limit!
If you love kart racing but worry of the inherent dangers, Crazy Kart is just the right game for you. It will bring the excitement of Formula One racing without danger.

For more information about Crazy Kart, please check out the Crazy Kart Philippines teaser website, http://www.crazykart.ph.

**The opinions and viewpoints published in this article are not necessarily those of Level Up! Inc, its games and its licensed products or services.

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