Garfield Cart offers a choice of 3 race modes: grand prix, single race and time trial. In addition to the eponymous red cat, 7 more characters are available to control, including Arlene, Odie, Harry and John. There are also clothes and accessories for customizing avatars. There is no multiplayer mode here yet, so gamers will have to compete with AI.

There are candies scattered throughout the locations, which randomly drop bonuses such as flying saucers, lasagna, dynamite diamonds and other auxiliary items. They slow down the enemy or speed up the user's car. But there are no shields or other protective equipment in Garfield Cards. Due to the lack of a tutorial, problems may arise with understanding how bonuses work.

For example, not all gamers will guess that the saucers emit 2 types of anti-gravity rays. One of them slows down the enemy, and the second allows you to calmly pass by. Another drawback of the title is problems with physics when colliding with an obstacle or another car. At first, only 4 levels are available to gamers. You will have to unlock other rounds, as well as characters and upgrades for cars, as you progress.

All actions require coins. But in order to earn the required amount, you need to go through the same levels several times. This monotony quickly gets boring. If the user is willing to sacrifice the result of the race, he can examine the map to find sudden turns, secret passages and image fragments. When all the elements of the picture are collected, it will open in the gallery.