Somari Go! (Series)

''Not to be confused with the video game of similar name, Somari Go! (2001).''

Somari Go! is a series of action / racing video games based on the Somari Adventures series created by Felixman128. Starting in 2017 with the Butterfly Animation game ''Somari Go! (2001), the series is massively inspired by Nintendo's Mario Kart'' franchise. Primarily composed of Butterfly games, the series has received 4 released main entries as of the time of this article.

Gameplay
Most Somari Go! games feature the player steering an automatically-piloted Somari forward through an obstacle course, with the job of the player being to guide Somari safely through the tracks. Although the games are considered "racing" games, the primary objective is more about surviving than beating the other computer racers. For games such as the original ''Somari Go! Rally'', gameplay primarily consists of drifting around corners with nothing much else.

Main Series

 * Somari Go! (2001) - 2017
 * Somari Go! Spinout - 2017
 * Somari Go! Power Circuit - 2018
 * Somari Go! Rally / DSi Version - 2018
 * Somari Go! Rally DX - 2021

Other Releases

 * Somari Go! Rally Track Creator - 2018
 * Somari Go! Classic Edition - 2018
 * Somari Go! 3D Power Circuit - 2021
 * Somari Go! Rally DX Track Creator - 2021

Trivia

 * Somari Go! Rally gets its name from two sources. Rallying, a form of Motorsport, and the Sam Hunt song Leave the Night On, specifically the lyrics "It's still early out in Cali, baby, don't you wanna rally?."
 * Somari Go! Power Circuit is named after the game Mario Kart: Super Circuit.
 * Originally, however, the game was planned to have more of a three-dimensional perspective and be named Somari Go! DS after the game Mario Kart DS. Somari Go! DS would later go on to be the name of another canceled Somari Go! game.
 * The "2001" in Somari Go! (2001) is meant to be a mock-release date as the game is styled after a Game Boy Advance game, similar to Somari Adventures: Double Lance Trouble!!.
 * Several CPU racers in Somari Go! Rally resemble characters from various shorts and sub-series of Somari Adventures.