I'm one of those people who loves following new blockchain games, especially when they have good engagement across platforms. A while ago, I started noticing the #MoonKarts hashtag on Peakd, and every day I find players posting their experiences, photos, and very good tips.
Honestly, the content really excited me, and I decided to try the game myself. Without further talk, I went to the ArcadeColony platform and registered simply via email in Invennium. Nothing complicated, everything was fine.
As soon as I logged in, I started to delve into the game a bit. I found many sections, but I focused initially on My Assets and Shop to understand the system, how cards are stored, and how I can purchase or prepare for races. I felt eager to learn more, but at the same time, I was reassured that I wasn't alone, as the community there is very active.
I haven't jumped directly into Race Now yet, as I wanted to take my time exploring. The game doesn't just seem like a race; it involves strategies and important choices, such as driver type, tire type, and other equipment.
What really helped me was that there were a lot of people on Peakd writing about the game and sharing their experiences in every detail, from registration to winning and tactics. This allowed me to get a quick overview of the game without feeling lost.
I still have a lot to learn, but to start, I can say that Moon Karts really captivated me, both in terms of the graphics and the gameplay. With the community's support, I feel like the journey will be fun and full of discovery.
