SpongeBob Kart: The Game is a computer game designed by Liam O' L. Games and made for the spin-off, SpongeBob Kart. It launched on January 23, 2010. The object is to race your way through a lot of incredible levels to the finish as fast as possible with the number of spare parts required in each level(and yes, it is based on Marble Blast Gold). The levels are split into 4 groups: Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced and Huge. Beginner levels only show you the basics; it's really hard to cheat on them. Intermediate levels are made for you to use some tricks to get all the spare parts. It's hard because you never know where parts are hiding. Advanced levels - this is where the fun begins. This time there are less parts, and more tricks. It's real cool. And Huge... Huge levels seem hopeless at fi
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| - SpongeBob Kart: The Game is a computer game designed by Liam O' L. Games and made for the spin-off, SpongeBob Kart. It launched on January 23, 2010. The object is to race your way through a lot of incredible levels to the finish as fast as possible with the number of spare parts required in each level(and yes, it is based on Marble Blast Gold). The levels are split into 4 groups: Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced and Huge. Beginner levels only show you the basics; it's really hard to cheat on them. Intermediate levels are made for you to use some tricks to get all the spare parts. It's hard because you never know where parts are hiding. Advanced levels - this is where the fun begins. This time there are less parts, and more tricks. It's real cool. And Huge... Huge levels seem hopeless at fi
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| - SpongeBob Kart: The Game is a computer game designed by Liam O' L. Games and made for the spin-off, SpongeBob Kart. It launched on January 23, 2010. The object is to race your way through a lot of incredible levels to the finish as fast as possible with the number of spare parts required in each level(and yes, it is based on Marble Blast Gold). The levels are split into 4 groups: Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced and Huge. Beginner levels only show you the basics; it's really hard to cheat on them. Intermediate levels are made for you to use some tricks to get all the spare parts. It's hard because you never know where parts are hiding. Advanced levels - this is where the fun begins. This time there are less parts, and more tricks. It's real cool. And Huge... Huge levels seem hopeless at first, being big and all, but you just have to follow the track; you don't need much skills.
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