REVV Racing

Introduction

REVV Racing is a browser-based arcade racing game from Animoca Brands, built around car NFTs that run on the Polygon blockchain. Players connect a wallet, pick a vehicle, and compete in time trials and leaderboard events, with the current REVV Racing 2.0 build available in open beta. It sits inside the Motorverse, Animoca’s shared motorsport ecosystem where the same cars are meant to carry across connected racing titles.

Setting

The game is set within the Motorverse, Animoca Brands’ motorsport-focused ecosystem built around cross-game digital vehicle ownership. Rather than a narrative campaign, its world is grounded in real motorsport: licensed cars, recognizable circuits, and brand collaborations including Lamborghini. Vehicles are designed to move between connected Motorverse titles, so a car earned or bought here is positioned as an asset across the wider platform.

Gameplay

REVV Racing delivers arcade-style handling with real-time control of the car, playable directly in a browser once a wallet is connected. The core loop centers on lowering track times and climbing leaderboards rather than following a story campaign. The 2.0 beta adds improved car physics, better graphics, and full controller support, along with recurring events that keep the competition fresh.

• Event racing: automated daily and weekly events rank players on leaderboards by their best times.
• Practice and mastery: a dedicated Practice Mode and Mastery Challenges let players learn tracks and refine lap times off the clock.
• Licensed cars and circuits: races run on recognizable tracks with branded vehicles, including the Lamborghini Revuelto.

Economy

The economy is built around player-owned car NFTs and a shared utility token. Owning a vehicle is required to race, and those cars can be traded on secondary marketplaces, so they hold value beyond a single session. The token covers in-game costs such as race entry and upgrades, while top finishers in events can earn token and NFT rewards.

• Token utility: REVV is used for race entry, car upgrades, and gated content across the Motorverse.
• Tradable cars: vehicles are NFTs on Polygon, listed on secondary markets such as OpenSea and designed to carry across connected games.
• Fusion and customization: cars can be fused and customized to produce rarer, higher-tier models.