Nintendo has confirmed that Mario Kart Tour will be permanently shut down on 30 September, bringing an end to one of its most successful mobile games after six years and more than 200 million downloads.
The company announced that the free-to-play racing title will cease service at 11:00 p.m. Pacific on 29 September through an end-of-service notice posted on its website. Nintendo also confirmed there will be no offline version of the game, meaning players will permanently lose access to their progress, online races and all gameplay once the servers go offline.
