Oh Baby Kart 2.0 Update: Biggest Patch with New Features

Key Takeaways

• Oh Baby Games has rolled out the 2.0 update for Oh Baby Kart, its biggest patch to date.
• The update adds kart equipment, a new hero, upgraded visuals, and a new drifting system.
• It also comes one week after the launch of Oh Baby Pass, the studio’s first NFT collection.

The Biggest Update Yet

Oh Baby Games has released its largest update ever for Oh Baby Kart. The 2.0 patch went live on Tuesday and completely changes how the game feels. It brings new gameplay systems, improved controls, and a full visual overhaul. Players can now use kart equipment, explore map changes, and master an all-new drifting system.

This is the first major gameplay shift since the game’s original release. The update makes Oh Baby Kart more polished, more chaotic, and more rewarding for players who love competition.

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Kart Equipment System

For the first time, players can now install kart equipment to change how their vehicles perform. Each part affects speed, handling, drifting, and trickjump boosts. Players can collect these parts from boxes, recipes, or by earning game score milestones. Weekly missions also reward KC (kart credits), which can be used in the updated KC item shop.

These upgrades give players freedom to tune their racing experience. However, they do not affect Time Trials and can be turned off in Custom Game modes.

The drifting system has received a complete overhaul. The old Auto Drift is gone. In its place is the new Charge Drift mode. Players who hold their drifts longer now gain stronger boost effects and fill their ultimate bar faster. The No Drift option has been removed as well.

Players can now choose between Charge and Manual drifting. This option can be set in Gameplay settings or directly in the Kart tab. The change makes drifting more skill-based and gives players greater control in races.

Trickjumping Feels More Rewarding

Trickjumping now gives stronger boosts and visual feedback. Holding the trickjump button while airborne increases boost power when landing. Timing the jump well gives even more power. New visual cues make this system smoother and easier to read, helping players pull off perfect jumps.

The camera has been redesigned to create a more dynamic racing view. Players can now adjust their Field of View (FOV) in the settings menu. Visual trails for karts have also been added, which replace back ornaments and create unique race trails during matches.

Every stage has received a visual refresh, along with UI updates and smoother animations. The drift bar now sits more centrally on the screen, making it easier to track boosts while drifting.

New Hero and Character Balance

All heroes in the game have been adjusted to fit the new systems. Their speed, turn rate, and ultimate abilities have been rebalanced. These updates are meant to refresh the gameplay meta.

Patch 2.0 also adds a new character named Hsaka. Players can unlock him by completing 25 final rounds in Race Royale using Rattini. His ultimate ability is linked to coin usage. Reaching max coins slows him down, so players must spend coins wisely. This mechanic adds a new twist to race tactics.

The map pool now includes 20 revamped tracks, with more on the way. The player count per race has been lowered from 12 to 8. This change helps smooth race flow and improve overall performance.

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Time Trials mode has also been updated. There is now a seasonal rotation of 20 maps, with ultimate abilities changing each season. This helps simplify the global leaderboard and keep competition fresh.

Oh Baby Kart continues to offer several race modes, including Grand Prix, Duo Grand Prix, Race Royale Pro, and Grand Prix Pro. Custom Game and Split Screen options allow players to host or join their own matches.

There are also Challenges, Time Trials, and a Testing Room for trying out new builds. Some solo modes have been rotated out, but more seasonal updates are coming. All leaderboards have been reset, with snapshots saved for history.

Selected community members have received a new collectible called the Community Card. These cards come in ranks from Bronze to Black and are given to players who contribute positively to the community.

New items, boxes, and recipes are now available in the shop. The Space Crate has been removed, while new kart parts and visuals can be found in updated boxes. Players have more ways to personalize their racing experience.

Leaderboard Reset and Twitch Drops

All global leaderboards have been reset for the new season. Players start fresh, and rewards can be earned through Twitch Drops during the 2.0 launch event. The campaign runs from October 14 to 21, giving viewers exclusive items for watching official streams.

The 2.0 patch is a milestone for Oh Baby Games. It marks a new chapter for Oh Baby Kart—faster, flashier, and more connected than ever.

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