MoonKarts Presets - Everything You Need to Know

In MoonKarts™, every second counts—and your setup before the race can make the difference between finishing first or getting lost in the pack. That’s where the Presets system comes in: a powerful, time-saving mechanic that lets you prepare strategically and stay adaptable in the heat of competition.

What are Presets?

Presets allow players to save up to four distinct configurations combining driver, kart, tech cards, accessories, and power-ups. Rather than rebuild your load-out track by track, you can define (“preset”) full setups in advance and switch among them quickly before each race. Think of each preset like a formula fine-tuned for different track types or opponent styles.

Why They Matter

• Convenience. Presets eliminate the repetitive setup grind. Once you’ve built and saved a configuration, you can reuse it any time, saving precious minutes and allowing you to jump straight into racing.

• Strategic Adaptability. Tracks vary—tight curves, long straights, jumps, hazards—and so do rival play styles. With multiple presets, you can pivot your approach: maybe one build prioritizes speed, another handling, another defense. This ensures you’re not forced into a suboptimal setup just because you didn’t have time to adjust.

• Ongoing Optimization. As your collection grows—new tech cards, better accessories, more power-ups—you can edit and update presets. You’re not locked in. Your strategy evolves with you.

How to Use Presets Like a Pro

• First, determine what kinds of races are common in your bracket: tracks with many curves, straight shots, or lots of obstacles.

• Build specialized presets for those scenarios (e.g. “Speed Mode”, “Grip Mode”, “Balanced Mode”).

• Regularly revisit them: when you unlock better equipment or find one part underperforms, don’t hesitate to swap in something better.

In short: MoonKarts’ presets are a clever design feature that let you prepare in advance, adapt on demand, and stay ahead of the curve. Master them, and you’ll find yourself performing more consistently—no matter the race.