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About Cosmic Royale

Cosmic Royale is a free-to-play battle royale driving game developed by Eden Games, a Lyon-headquartered team under Animoca Brands' ownership. The title integrates within Animoca's Mocaverse ecosystem, accommodating up to 24 simultaneous racers on hazard-laden circuits through a cosmic setting, prioritizing last-surviving-driver objectives over traditional finish-line competition.

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How to play

Three gameplay modes provide variety. Challenge Courses demand navigating obstacle sequences and completing them within time constraints. Survival mode revolves around enduring against competing drivers across rapid-fire racing sessions. Elimination mode terminates your participation following a single collision or error. The title features over 20 distinct track layouts where racers maneuver around embedded environmental obstacles.

Solo racing or squad formation with up to three additional players is supported, yet sole victory per match applies. Between sessions, personalization customizes vehicles and driver appearances through cosmetic selections, upgrade equipment and decoration items, while the recurring Cosmic Pass tier system grants vehicle visual improvements, additional driver options and status emblems. Avatar representation on racing vehicles enables 3D character customization, and Mocaverse avatar NFT collection members (8,888 total Ethereum-hosted tokens) can pilot their exclusive digital persona.

Platforms and access

No-cost availability exists on the Apple App Store supporting iPhone and iPad devices. Eden Games S.A.S. premiered the iOS version 29 January 2026 followed by version 1.0.1 deployment in February. Personal computer access began as a beta window since 24 July 2024, accessible via cosmicroyale.io, with computer releases using Moca ID authentication.

Web3 features

Moca ID serves as the Mocaverse identification system, integrating Cosmic Royale participants into the broader Animoca network structure. Game account linking to both a Moca ID and blockchain wallet enables Mocaverse NFT proprietors to utilize their collection avatars during matches. Mocaverse disclosed Cosmic Royale shortly succeeding its MOCA token distribution initiative, positioning the game within Animoca's Motorverse racing portfolio.

Is Cosmic Royale worth playing?

Party-focused racing enthusiasts enjoy zero-cost iOS access, and the group battle-royale design incorporating three mode variations offers gameplay divergence from typical racing experiences. For everyday players, blockchain participation remains supplementary: participation excludes NFT ownership requirements, though Mocaverse NFT possessors enjoy avatar portrayal privileges. Financial participation concentrates on cosmetic customizations and seasonal pass purchases.

Status: Live
Editorial Verdict
Cosmic Royale takes kart racing and grafts on a battle royale structure: up to 24 drivers compete on tracks filled with traps, and the goal is to remain the last one standing, since crossing the line first carries no weight. Eden Games, a Lyon studio whose record includes V-Rally and Test Drive…
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Cosmic Royale takes kart racing and grafts on a battle royale structure: up to 24 drivers compete on tracks filled with traps, and the goal is to remain the last one standing, since crossing the line first carries no weight. Eden Games, a Lyon studio whose record includes V-Rally and Test Drive Unlimited, developed it and has been part of Animoca Brands since 2022.

The pedigree and the range are its strong points. Obstacle Course, Survival and Mortal Race each play in their own way, over 20 tracks are in the rotation, and groups of up to four friends can queue as a squad. Karts and drivers can be dressed up with skins, upgrades and accessories, a Cosmic Pass refreshes each season, and the game is free on iPhone and iPad.

Web3 features stay optional. One weakness comes with the format itself: battle royale lobbies need to fill up, so the game relies on a steady flow of players.

It will appeal most to players who put a friendly party racer ahead of blockchain extras.

EG
eGamers Editorial TeamIndependent review

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Gameplay Breakdown & Analysis

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What We Like
  • Free on iPhone and iPad, and you can start racing without paying anything
  • Made by Eden Games, whose record includes V-Rally and Test Drive Unlimited
  • Karting in a battle royale format, split across three modes and more than 20 tracks
  • Squads of up to four friends, plus customisation for karts and drivers
What to Watch
  • Matches holding up to 24 players rely on a strong enough pool of racers
  • A single winner takes each match, even if you enter as a squad

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Frequently Asked Questions

How can I get started with Cosmic Royale?

The game costs nothing to play. Pick it up from the App Store on an iPhone or iPad, and the official cosmicroyale.io site points to the iOS build and posts the latest news.

Which studio made Cosmic Royale?

Eden Games built it. The studio operates under Animoca Brands and is known for racing games such as V-Rally and Test Drive Unlimited.

What does the gameplay look like?

It mixes fast karting with battle royale rules, so every race turns on chaos and planning. Several modes are on offer, and the customisation options run wide.

Will casual players get on well with Cosmic Royale?

Yes. It is built to work for relaxed players and competitive racers alike.

Is Cosmic Royale still running?

Yes. It remains free on the App Store for iPhone and iPad, updates such as version 1.0.1 have shipped, and each season brings a fresh Cosmic Pass.

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