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Hello Kitty and Friends Kart in KartRider Rush+

Autor: Sophia Jul 07,2024

Sanrio-Charaktere dringen in KartRider Rush ein! Das mobile Rennspiel von Nexon veranstaltet ein bezauberndes Crossover-Event mit Hello Kitty, Cinnamoroll und Kuromi. Diese aufregende Zusammenarbeit läuft bis zum 8. August und bietet Spielern die Chance, thematische Karts, Outfits und andere exklusive Belohnungen zu gewinnen.

Rennen Sie stilvoll mit dem Hello Kitty Kart, dem Cinnamoroll Daisy Racer oder dem Kuromi Purrowler. Absolvieren Sie tägliche Rennen und Rennen im Ranglistenmodus, um rote Schleifen zu verdienen, die Sie gegen Spielwährung und Gegenstände im Sanrio-Stil eintauschen können. Zusätzliche Belohnungen, darunter ein permanentes „My Melody“-Outfit-Set, sind durch das Abschließen verschiedener Missionen verfügbar, etwa durch das Einloggen am Wochenende oder das Erreichen hoher Ränge im Wettbewerbsspiel. Ein spezieller Hintergrund zum 50-jährigen Jubiläum von Hello Kitty feiert den Meilenstein der Kultfigur.

Schließen Sie bestimmte Rennherausforderungen ab, um noch mehr Belohnungen freizuschalten. Fahre 10 Mal in Marathon Knight Rennen, um die Kuromi Marathon Skin Card zu erhalten. Fünf Tage Anmeldung und 10 Rennen bringen Ihnen den permanenten Sanrio Characters Frame und den Hello Kitty Plate ein. Ein spezieller Trailer zeigt die bezaubernde Zusammenarbeit:

[YouTube-Video einbetten: https://www.youtube.com/embed/tCHXMkVcMto?feature=oembed]

Sammeln Sie fünf permanente Kollaborationsgegenstände, um die exklusiven Sanrio-Charaktere x KartRider Rush

zu erhalten.

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