Nintendo revealed that after one final update and major tour for the game with new content, Mario Kart Tour will stop updating in October.
as the team will be sending out one last update for the game next month. A notice was sent out this morning to everyone who has the game on their mobile device, letting them know that there will be one last major update for the game in October, but after that, they will essentially be ceasing operations for the game. The note said:
"From 10/04/2023 on, tours will consist of content from tours that have appeared before," the company wrote."Note: No new courses, drivers, karts, or gliders will be added following the Battle Tour starting 10/04/20223 ." According to a few different sources, the Anniversary Tour, which will be kicking off on September 20, will be the last major tour of the game as it will feature new courses not seen yet, as well as new additional content for the karts and drivers. Afterward, all future seasons will consist of content from previous tours jumbled together to make for new challenges.
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