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Mario Kart Worldnot only has an extensive character selection menu but a great variety of Grand Prix as well. As fans begin to master the game, they will find themselves wanting to get the best ranking in each stage inMario Kart World.
This guide tells players what they need to know to trulyace all race tracks inMario Kart Worldand the requirements to unlock a three-star gold trophy, the best score at the end of a Grand Prix.
Grand Prix Star Ranks in Mario Kart World
Once players have completed the four tracks in a Grand Prix, there will be a celebration, and trophies will be handed out to the top three players. When players return to the Grand Prix menu after the ceremony, they will find an icon next to the one that they’ve just finished, and it will display their best performance. Here are the icons that may appear next toeach Grand Prix inMario Kart World:
If players are finding it difficult to get three stars in a Grand Prix, they might want to play on a lower difficulty and opt for 100CC or 50CC, at least until they become more acquainted with the tracks. Star rankings are displayed according to the player’s highest score on the hardest difficulty.
For example, if players get a silver trophy playing 150CC, each difficulty will automatically be updated with that same trophy unless they have a better one to display in its place. In this case, if they had a gold trophy on 50CC and a bronze trophy on 100CC, the gold trophy would remain intact but the bronze trophy would be replaced by the silver trophy, which was obtained when playing on a higher difficulty.
How to Get a Three-Star Gold Trophy in Mario Kart World Grand Prix
Star rankings depend on the player’s score once they’ve finished all four races in a Grand Prix. The three-star gold trophy is the best ranking players can hope for inMario Kart World, but it is no easy feat getting it, especially when playing at a higher difficulty setting.
To get three stars in a Grand Prix inMario Kart World, players must achieve a total score of 60 by placing first in all four races.
