Good evening everyone, today I want to highlight a game from Arcade Colony that keeps me playing almost all the time in front of the computer. I'm talking about Moon Karts. To start, I'll tell you:

What is Moon Karts?

Well, as many of you already know, Moon Karts is a 3D kart-style racing game with a play-to-earn model, developed by Arcade Colony—a subsidiary of Invennium/Splinterlands—on the Hive blockchain. This game emulates the Mario Kart experience, but integrates NFTs, tokens, and real-life rewards. Beyond all that, it's an addictive game.

But this time, as a true gamer, I want to talk to you about:

Gameplay

Moon Karts is built on the foundation of a well-known game like Mario Kart, featuring fun and dynamic races, but also with room for skill. The player controls the kart with a keyboard or gamepad and must master turns, spins, drifts, and acceleration zones to advance efficiently. Each player can control the kart with a keyboard or gamepad and must master turns, spins, and drifts, as each kart is unique. This way, they can advance through the game.

Throughout the race, you can collect a multitude of things, such as colony tokens and orbitals. The behavior of the karts varies greatly from one another, as does the configuration of the parts you have. However, entering competitive mode changes everything. It's no longer enough to simply finish, but you also have to optimize your stroke times and minimize fuel consumption to achieve optimal performance. Therefore, you must have the best configuration to avoid any problems.

Strategy and customization section:

The strategy and customization of the car is where the difference lies with other players, as it's not just about racing, but about making key decisions. Before each race, game users can configure both the kart and the driver using an NFT system.

To clarify:

• You can equip your kart and driver with parts and presets (engine, tires, bodywork, accessories) that improve stats such as speed, acceleration, handling, and health.
• Adjusting these equipment options properly balances fuel cost versus performance, optimizing your ROI per race.

These things can tip the balance toward you or against other players.

Graphics

They won't have graphics like Duty, but Moon Karts' graphics provide immersion and variety through well-designed scenarios with polished effects. The gameplay is fast and accessible, but with room for technical mastery in each race, while strategy and customization allow each player to build their own competitive style by adjusting combinations of parts based on their budget, time, and skill level. All of this makes the game a very interesting blend of arcade skill and tactical management. In short, this game has everything it needs to go far in the competition. Plus, it will give us many hours of play, and if you play well, it will also earn us some cash, which always comes in handy.

Well, that's all for today.