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Garfield, the famous lasagna-loving cat is back to take on Jon, Odie and company in a no-holds-barred racing game!
Garfield Kart - Furious Racing is a cult classic, racing and great soundtrack game
developed by Artefacts Studio
and published by Microids.
Released on November 06th 2019 is available on Windows and MacOS
in 7 languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Simplified Chinese and Russian.
It has received 14,489 reviews of which 12,719 were positive and 1,770 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.6 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 2.99€ on Steam with a 80% discount, but you can find it for 1.40€ on Eneba.
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Windows
- OS *: Windows 7/8/10
- Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo CPU E6550 2.33GHz
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: 1GB
- DirectX: Version 11
MacOS
- OS: Mac OS X 10.8+
- Processor: Intel Core i5
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
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This game literally killed my entire family. A long, long while ago I made the mistake of purchasing this aztec death hex disguised as a wholesome Garfield Garf Experience. That day had been marked by an unfamiliar, crushing feeling of dread that welled up in my bones like poison. That awful feeling only intensified whenever I looked at it in my library, creeping through my veins and down my spine like black, rotten blood. So i bought it to play with my friends. That day was spent in joyus jubilee, having many Garfs with my friends. Plenty of Laffs™ were had all around. I wondered why exactly it had instilled me with this primal sense of dread, why staring at the orange cat in my library filled me with an equivalent feeling to a caveman learning why exactly we learned to fear the uncanny valley. I went to sleep that night with a smile on my face and hope for the future in my heart. That night, I dreamed. I saw that cat in my dreams, Garfield™. His lazy, blank-eyed expression, that smug smile. His beady black eyes bore into my own, and i was struck in my unconsciousness with the sudden inablity to breathe. I fought for breath, as if the very sight of the orange cat was akin to drowning, to a weight on my chest flattening my lungs and stealing my breath. Garfield just stood there and smiled. He didn't even say anything. He just watched me suffer, suffocate. It was almost like he enjoyed it, like those impassive blank eyes held a speck of pleasure, revelling in my anxiety and panic. I woke up in a cold sweat. Of course, as any rational Human being, i am human, i stood up and began to cry. I ran over to check on my family, only to find a scene so horrible I never quite recovered. There, in the living room, sat an orange cat. Garfield™ the Garf Field™. He stood there, standing over what could only be described as some vague analogy to Vector™ (Vector™ Cereal, Eat Today for Vector™ Sports Food Vector™ Energy™ Sports Cereal™ Buynow Buy™ Cereal™) cereal, but made entirely of human meat. Of course, the sheer horror brought my next words from deep in my diaphragm, shouted out into the dead silent air and shattering the unearthly silence. GARFIELD!!!!™ Did you turn my family into human meat cereals?? Word for word, that is what I uttered. But the monstrous feline Garfolomew™ simply stood there and smiled back at me. What he said next was haunting, and I'm not quite sure the words will ever leave me. What he said was... i create those food I collapsed to my knees. I was admitted to a hospital shortly after, since a welfare check ordered by my neighbour found my comatose body on my floor. The people who come to my cell tell me it was a prank. One of them even looked like my mom, my brother, my father, and the one that looked like my mother said things like 'hon, I'm your mom, we were pranking you, we know you love Garfield™, please come home, we miss you.' I think they're just trying to make me feel better. All i know is that i will never be the same. What does a man do, once your family is turned into meaty treaties by Garfield™? Nothing, is what. I am writing this on my laptop they occasionally let me have in my padded cell. The food here isn't bad. The people who say they're my parents come back and cry sometimes. I don't know why. They ask when I'll come back home, mention someone's name. Alas, but who am I? What is a man? What am I? My sense of self has been annihilated. I look down and all i see is orange fur and regret. What did they used to call me before I played this game? The agony in losing who you are is not knowing what you lost. The doctors try and help me, to study my head and figure out where everything went. I can't help them back. Their faces, the faces I once knew float around in my mind like fractured pieces of glass in an inky black void. I run my hands desperately through the hungry nothingness, but every time I try and grasp at something I remember, a familiar face, the shards stab through my hand, slip out of reach, and leave nothing but an open wound. I'm supposed to know this. I'm supposed to remember them. They ask me what I remember. I say Garfield™. Thoughts pass through my head like sand through mesh. The grains slip through the holes, leaving nothing but specks and hints of what was meant to be there. Time passes like a blur, an impenetrable divide in my mind before and after Garfield™. Sleep, wake, eat, sleep. I don't regrister even the fact that there's a world outside this cell. I'm not sure I exist. I vie desperately for the future, for one day to finally cross that divide and find out who I was, to find out what's happening outside my own deteriorating mind, but i fear the inky blackness between the spaces not filled. I fear it, for if I gaze long enough into the abyss of cognitive decline, I know I'll find a set of eyes staring back through the festering cracks of my shattered psyche. Garfield's eyes. Annihilation.
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If the bible was a video game, this is it. This game is more of a hidden gem then the arc of the covenant.
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garfield cart is one of the games i have ever played. It features exhilerating mechanics like driving, driving, turning, driving, drifting, throwing items, and driving. I cannot describe with words how it compares to mario kart. 10/10 peak gaming
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Easily the best torture device to put your "friends" in, this game not only will make you hate mondays, it will make you hate the whole week
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Let us begin with the truth — the raw, unfiltered reality that dares speak its name only to the bravest of racing aficionados: Garfield Kart: Furious Racing is not merely a game. It is an experience. A blazing, lasagna-fueled odyssey that launches you into the deepest echelons of human emotion, feline philosophy, and gravity-defying drift mechanics. To call it a “Mario Kart clone” is akin to calling the Sistine Chapel “some ceiling paintings.” Nay, Garfield Kart: Furious Racing is a bold, unapologetic reimagining of the kart racing genre, wrapped in the rich, orange fur of everyone's favorite Monday-hating tabby. Let’s talk characters. You thought you knew Garfield? Think again. In this game, Garfield is not just a cat — he’s an icon, a symbol of unrestrained power and minimalist existentialism. Whether it’s his smug smirk as he rockets past Jon or the calculated apathy with which he launches lasagna bombs, Garfield is the embodiment of competitive zen. And then there’s Jon. Oh, sweet, clueless Jon. He enters the racetrack not with confidence, but with a confused optimism that somehow makes his every defeat both heartbreaking and comedic. Truly, this is character-driven storytelling at its peak. Odie, poor Odie, is not just a dog — he is pathos incarnate. His eager jumps and wagging tail bring joy, but the moment he slips on a pie and spirals into oblivion? Pure Shakespearean tragedy. But it’s not just about the racers. The real star here is the track design. Each course is a masterwork of thematic architecture, from the cozy streets of Garfield’s neighborhood to the labyrinthine nightmare of the haunted manor. Each turn, each jump is crafted with love — or perhaps with lasagna-smeared passion. Speaking of lasagna, the items in this game are nothing short of transcendent. Forget banana peels and turtle shells — give me lasagna boosts, perfume bottles, and spring-mounted pies. This is culinary combat at its finest. The rubber band AI? Impeccably tuned. You thought you were winning? Think again. Garfield Kart doesn’t coddle you. It builds you. It molds you. It breaks you — and then feeds you lasagna as it watches you weep with gratitude. Let us not overlook the soundtrack — a collection of high-octane, high-garfieldness tunes that swell with drama and whimsy. It’s like someone mixed elevator music with adrenaline and sprinkled it with oregano. It’s beautiful. Graphics? Sublime. The textures of the characters’ fur shimmer like a Monet painting rendered in 1080p. The lighting engine captures the glow of a midday sun reflecting off lasagna with such realism, I could almost taste the mozzarella. Controls are tight — like the embrace of a long-lost friend. Every drift, every boost, every slapstick slip on a banana peel (yes, even Garfield Kart bows slightly to tradition) feels deliberate. You’re not just playing a game; you’re conducting a symphony of rubber tires and snarky cat energy. Multiplayer? It’s a battlefield of friendship. Nothing tests a bond like a perfectly-timed spring trap or a stolen boost. But in Garfield Kart, betrayal feels like an affectionate slap — rough, but loving. And the game’s lore — oh yes, it has lore. Layered like a lasagna, the subtle interplay between characters and their quippy voice lines tells a deeper story. A story of rivalry, of redemption, and of a cat who just wants to nap. Each race is a narrative. Not a mere contest of speed, but an epic, a saga, an Iliad with engine oil and cat hair. It is poetry in motion, punctuated with honks and flying food. The game’s economy is refreshingly honest. No microtransactions. No loot boxes. Just pure, unfiltered Garfield energy, earned through effort and skill — and perhaps a few ragequits. Let us not forget the community. A fellowship of the orange. A society bonded not by elitism, but by shared reverence. Fan tournaments are fierce. Fan art is unsettlingly passionate. And memes? Abundant, chaotic, and sacred. Even the loading screens exude charm. Garfield slouches, coffee in paw, daring you to bring your A-game. It’s like the developers knew we’d need time to spiritually prepare for the joy to come. But above all, it’s the feel of the game. The vibe. The undeniable aura of chill absurdity. You’re not just racing — you’re vibing through a surrealist painting of suburban feline warfare. Some say it's a bad game. They look at Metacritic scores and scoff. But I ask you: how can one measure soul? Can a number encapsulate the way Garfield flips you off with his eyelids when you miss a boost? Replayability? Infinite. Because every race is different. One day you’re a drifting god. The next, you’re spiraling through a fence while Nermal zooms past. Humbling. Honorable. There’s a mode for everyone. Time trials for the speed demons. Grand Prix for the tacticians. Custom races for the absolute degenerates who want only Odie, mirror mode, 200cc, and pain. Let us take a moment to appreciate the sound design. The plap of a pie. The fwoosh of a perfume boost. The meow of triumph. It’s not just audio. It’s aural storytelling. And the game’s UI? Effortlessly whimsical. Menus adorned with comic strip motifs. Fonts that whisper “childhood nostalgia” while screaming “competitive edge.” Is it perfect? Yes. In the way that a lopsided birthday cake is perfect. Messy. Chaotic. Delicious. Garfield Kart: Furious Racing is not just a game — it’s a celebration of joy in its weirdest, most lovable form. You see, true art divides. And Garfield Kart, like all misunderstood masterpieces, is not meant to please all. It’s meant to transcend. To challenge. To transform. Play this game not with the mind, but with the soul. Approach it not as a critic, but as a disciple. There are truths within its drifting physics that even Plato would find enlightening. Whether you’re a veteran of the track or a first-time driver, Garfield Kart welcomes you. It lures you in with whimsy, then crushes you with memes and mayo-covered madness. Let the haters hate. Let them scoff and jeer. For those who know, who have truly felt the essence of Garfield Kart, theirs is the kingdom of eternal lasagna. This game should be studied in schools. In monasteries. In the halls of Parliament. For it holds secrets not just of gaming, but of life, love, and feline superiority. In conclusion, Garfield Kart: Furious Racing is not merely a hidden gem. It is a divine artifact. A roaring, unapologetic, orange-hued cry into the void — and the void responds with a purr.
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Garfield Kart - Furious Racing is currently priced at 2.99€ on Steam.
Garfield Kart - Furious Racing is currently available at a 80% discount. You can purchase it for 2.99€ on Steam.
Garfield Kart - Furious Racing received 12,719 positive votes out of a total of 14,489 achieving a rating of 8.57.
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Garfield Kart - Furious Racing was developed by Artefacts Studio and published by Microids.
Garfield Kart - Furious Racing is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Garfield Kart - Furious Racing is playable and fully supported on MacOS.
Garfield Kart - Furious Racing is not playable on Linux.
Garfield Kart - Furious Racing is a multi-player game.
Garfield Kart - Furious Racing features PvP mode where you can test your skills against other players.
Garfield Kart - Furious Racing does not currently offer any DLC.
Garfield Kart - Furious Racing does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
Garfield Kart - Furious Racing supports Remote Play Together. Discover more about Steam Remote Play.
Garfield Kart - Furious Racing is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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Multiplayer
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Online players
23
Developer
Artefacts Studio
Publisher
Microids
Release
06 Nov 2019
Platforms
Remote Play
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