If you like Mario Kart World, in the Xbox Store you have Marcus (or Maria) Kart World

If you like Mario Kart, in the Xbox Store we have Marcus Kart, before buying anything, take a look.

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Yes, although it sounds surreal, more and more games created with AI are popping up in the Xbox Store (well, in all game stores), trying to pass themselves off as real games, even copying names. This case is especially amusing, since we have a theoretical copy of Mario Kart World, where the protagonist is named Marcus and also has a kart.

Don’t ask me to try it, because I won’t, besides, the game costs almost 9 euros in the Microsoft Store and looks incredibly cheap. Microsoft has insisted on improving the filters for games published in the Store, but the criteria they follow are unknown, considering that things like this slip through without problems. Of course, I won’t deny you the opportunity to try it, if you feel like it, a bit further down, we’ll leave you the link to invest your money.

The stale copy of Mario Kart available in the Xbox Store

Marcus Kart World is a thrilling and colorful kart racing game where chaos, creativity, and competition come together. Choose from a cast of unique characters, each with their own vehicle and driving style, and compete in dynamic circuits filled with wild curves, clever shortcuts, and unpredictable hazards. Master drifting, collect power-ups, and overtake your rivals in individual or local multiplayer modes.

• Marcus Kart World – Xbox Store

I tried to find a trailer for you to see the game, but I couldn’t, however, you can indulge in the images available in the Store, which should dispel any doubts. Although, if you’re feeling adventurous, the best thing to do is buy it and share your first-hand impressions with us. You’re on your own.