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# Core

### Free-to-play Mode

Players queue into the first room available to race without prizes. The following data is stored for statistics and record-keeping purposes:

**Tracked Stats (only for NFT holders):** 

* Total played games
* Total hours played a week 
* Number of First Place trophies earned

### Party Mode

In Party Mode you can play freely with your friends in a private lobby by inviting your friends in-game or by using a private party URL.

**Communication Mechanics:** 

* "URL" Invitation System 
* Friendship System

### Training

Players can enter races by themselves to train their skills and find new shortcuts by playing on maps of their choosing.


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