Garfield Kart 2 - All You Can Drift

Our verdict

All You Can Drift is the newest Garfield kart racer, released in September 2025 by Microids and developed by Eden Games, the studio behind Smurfs Kart. You race as one of eight characters, including Garfield, Odie, Nermal and Jon, on circuits set in three themed worlds: detective scenes, pirate seas and western trails. Characters fall into weight classes, you build your kart from bumpers, wheels and spoilers and choose its paint, and shortcuts, traps and bonus items can turn a race around.

Multiplayer is its strong point. Up to four players can race in split-screen on one PC, online races hold up to eight, and both Steam and the Xbox store list cross-platform multiplayer. A January 2026 patch added private lobbies that friends join with a room code, and computer racers fill the empty seats when fewer than eight people start a race.

There are catches. Valve's compatibility notes say that even single-player play needs an active internet connection, and the Steam page lists Easy Anti-Cheat, which runs at kernel level. Valve rates the game Unsupported on Steam Deck because its graphics settings cannot be made to run well there. Steam lists only partial controller support, although a December 2025 patch added two controller profiles.

Compare it with Garfield Kart - Furious Racing before buying. The older game also offers four-player split-screen and online races for up to eight, is rated Playable on Steam Deck and had a lower list price when we checked, while only the new game lists cross-platform multiplayer. Steam user reviews for All You Can Drift were Mixed. A cosmetic Lazy-nya pack is sold separately, and a second cosmetic pack is free.

Based on the documented features of the PC version, not a hands-on review or score.