It’s based on two relatively new things Animoca brands The studio and that Amber New game from publisher A Formula E: high voltage. On the one hand, the topic is the “speed circus” of increasingly popular electric racing cars, and on the other hand, NFT. How do these two come together?
Formula E: Highvoltage is a manager game where you have to race in your own stable. We can participate in the famous races of the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship in Rome, Berlin or New York. We have to prepare the car for the races, choose the best driver, and give him special skills. This is how we have to run the best possible race in terms of weather and visibility conditions (because there will be day and night races).
Okay, but how does an NFT come into the picture? So that all cars and racers in the game are NFTs of different frequencies: common, rare, epic and legendary. Cars are given one of a hundred special abilities at random, and we can develop, collect and manage them to create a unique Formula E empire little by little. Players are given four NFTs when they first start: two cars and two drivers.
Formula E: Highvoltage is not the first game of its kind, as part of the REVV Motorsport family, it joins other NFT-based games such as MotoGP Ignition, MotoGP Guru, Torque Drift 2 or REVV Racing. The game exclusively On the official website As it began selling 8,500 individual NFTs and 900 collective NFTs.
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