Colorful kart racer starring iconic neighborhood characters, power-ups, and chaotic tracks inspired by classic cartoons
Colorful kart racer starring iconic neighborhood characters, power-ups, and chaotic tracks inspired by classic cartoons
Vote (58 votes)
Program license Free
Developer Slang Studio
Version 1.5
Works under Android
Vote
(58 votes)
Developer
Slang Studio
Works under
Android
Program license
Free
Version
1.5
Pros
- Iconic cast of 8 animated-series characters to choose from
- Personalized vehicles tied to each character
- Distinct track list (Chavopulco, Castillo, Chapultepec, Feria, Río)
- Clear structure with Quick Race and Tournaments across 9 cups
- Special Powers add variety beyond straight racing
Cons
- Lives system (3 per character) can slow down longer play sessions
- Special Powers are sold through the in-game store, which may not appeal to everyone
- Tournament results tied to Facebook may feel limiting for some players
- With 5 tracks, the course selection may feel small if you want lots of variety
El Chavo Kart (package com.KokonutStudio.ChavoKart) is a kart racing game adapted for Android by Kokonut Studio and published by SLANG in collaboration with Televisa Home Entertainment and Grupo Chespirito, built around the characters and settings from the animated series.
This one is for fans of El Chavo who want a light, character-driven racer with short sessions, plus players who enjoy arcade-style competition with a bit of strategy layered on top.
Characters first, racing second (in a good way)
The game’s biggest draw is its familiar cast: you can pick from 8 characters (including El Chavo, Quico, Don Ramón, and Profesor Jirafales), and each one comes with a personalized vehicle that helps the selection feel more than cosmetic. The courses lean into recognizable locations too, with 5 tracks listed as Chavopulco, Castillo, Chapultepec, Feria, and Río.
Two modes that set the pace
El Chavo Kart is organized around Quick Race for immediate play and Tournaments for more structured runs, with tournaments spread across 9 cups. That split works well for a mobile racer, you can jump in for a quick match or stick with the cup format when you want more continuity.
Special powers, plus a lives system that shapes play
Races are supported by Special Powers that can be purchased in the in-game store so they are available whenever you want them during play, which gives the game a more tactical flavor than pure driving. At the same time, the design uses 3 lives per character, and you either refill them with paletas earned in races or wait for them to recharge over time, so the overall pacing can feel gated if you prefer uninterrupted sessions.
Pros
- Iconic cast of 8 animated-series characters to choose from
- Personalized vehicles tied to each character
- Distinct track list (Chavopulco, Castillo, Chapultepec, Feria, Río)
- Clear structure with Quick Race and Tournaments across 9 cups
- Special Powers add variety beyond straight racing
Cons
- Lives system (3 per character) can slow down longer play sessions
- Special Powers are sold through the in-game store, which may not appeal to everyone
- Tournament results tied to Facebook may feel limiting for some players
- With 5 tracks, the course selection may feel small if you want lots of variety
