This is a kart racing game similar to the likes of Mario Kart 64, Diddy Kong Racing, Crash Team Racing, Sonic and Sega All Stars Racing, and LittleBigPlanet Karting. Tux and his friends of the Mascot Kingdom race in 21 courses to save Gnu from the wretched Nolok.
21 courses, 4 Grand Prix circuits, 4 Difficulty Modes
Easy goes about 7/10 speed compared to Normal
Normal is what it is
Hard goes about 1.2 times speed compared to Normal
SuperTux goes about 1.35 times speed compared to Normal
Story mode has 25 challenges and 3 difficulty settings.
Easy gives 6 points for every challenge completed (18 for a Grand Prix challenge)
Normal gives 7 points for every challenge completed (21 for a Grand Prix challenge)
Hard gives 8 points for every challenge completed (24 for a Grand Prix challenge)
You need to win all challenges to challenge Nolok in Fort Magma.
You'll have to score 250 points to unlock everything.
The best part of it all is the multiplayer. Up to 20 players can partake in the most exciting madness by racing in all 21 courses in 4 different Grand Prix circuits. Choosing from 18 characters, you can set how many computer racers you want, the number of laps, and the difficulty. There are different battle modes, you can race against the clock in Follow the Leader by following the leader, a classic three strikes battle, and you can even play Soccer.
You can race in Time Trials and go for the best times! Also, you can record ghost data in Time Trials and compare them by viewing 'em in replayers.
You can play with up to 8 players on one computer. To do that, I recommend using a high end graphics card like MSI GTX 1650 for example. To play with up to 20 players using multiple computers connected to a Local Area Network or a Wide Area Network, You can even play the game online.
There is also downloadable content so you can download user-generated race courses, battle courses, characters and more! That is a huge amount of stuff you can download! Over 100 characters and over 100 courses old and new!
If we want to do a TAS of this, we'll have to use Linux and libTAS.