Wingalaxy, a new and promising startup in the gaming industry, has recently launched its first-ever “race-to-win” game on the Cronos blockchain. This marks the beginning of an exciting approach to online racing games, where the focus is on a winner-takes-all format that is expected to attract gamers from all over the world.
Selected as one of the top projects by the Cronos Accelerator Program, which is supported by a massive $100 million, Wingalaxy is set to revolutionize competitive racing games. Its gameplay offers a thrilling combination of skill, strategy, and luck, providing a unique challenge to players every 15 minutes when a new race begins.
The Ultimate Competitive Experience
Wingalaxy’s attraction lies in its ease of use and competitiveness. By paying a small entry fee of 100 CRO, players from all over the world can compete against each other. Up to 12 racers participate in the game, all vying for the grand prize. What makes Wingalaxy unique is its use of Band Protocol’s Verifiable Random Function (VRF). This ensures that the race’s outcome is fair and random. Additionally, players can increase their chances of winning by buying extra “tickets” through in-game strategy, adding a new level of complexity to the gaming experience.
“It’s time for racing fans to start their engines and rev up their chances of victory with the launch of Wingalaxy, the ultimate, fast-paced blockchain racing game with provably fair outcomes,” said Wingalaxy Founder, Astro. “With its high transaction throughput, rapid transaction finality and low transaction fees, Cronos is the ideal blockchain for Wingalaxy’s frenetic gameplay, where new races begin every 15 minutes, offering endless opportunities for excitement and rewards.”
Continuous Racing Action
Wingalaxy offers exciting races every fifteen minutes. The winner of each race receives the entire prize pool, which is then deposited into their WinFund. The WinFund is a specialized wallet feature that simplifies fund management. However, players should keep in mind that withdrawing their winnings will incur a 12% fee. Despite this fee, the constant competition and the potential for significant rewards keep players coming back for more.