- Rage on Wheels offers PvP exploration, PvP and tournament mode.
- ROW token goes live on April 4 on PancakeSwap.
- Rage on Wheels is free, with NFT minting in the game and NFT rewards in ROW tokens.
Rage on Wheels, an NFT game featuring races and arena battles, as well as car NFT, has finally reached its launch stage after testing in early 2023. Finally, Rage on Wheels launched on March 31, and is entering a new stage in its marketing, with popularization and partnerships. Rage on Wheels is also working toward launching its mobile apps for Android and iOS.
In addition to offering live gameplay, Rage on Wheels will be tokenized, with its native asset to start trading on April 4. At first, the ROW token will only find liquidity through decentralized trading pairs. Rage on Wheels will be another game on BNB Chain with growth potential, offering a new P2E balance.
ROW tokens will remain in lockup for various periods of time, the longest one being 36 months for the highest staking income. ROW tokens are earned in two ways – by coming up in the first 3 spots in competitions. Players can also mint-to-earn, as new cars can be acquired through playing, and used to boost income.
Rage on Wheels Offers NFT Mining, Three Game Modes
After its launch, Rage on Wheels is now available through GGSlayer, a platform for Web3 games. The game will offer three modes – PvP, PvE and tournaments. Rage on Wheels aims to offer a scarcity-based economy with progress. Crafting is coming later in 2023 to boost available resources.
Rage on Wheels centers around racing rusty overpowered cars in a futuristic world. So far, the game has issued 10,000 NFT of the first generation, offering P2E only for NFT owners and a free game for all other players. There are 200 types of vehicles, each with five possible power combinations, making up the entire collection.
The game’s ecosystem uses BNB tokens for NFT trading and minting, and relies on pre-sales and discounts. The goal is to distribute accessible NFT to as many players as possible, then rely on tournaments and competitions for earnings.
Each Rage on Wheels NFT card will have a stat known as “hashrate”, which will determine the potential reward from the game. The higher the level of the car, the bigger the hashrate.
