Last week I read the document about Moon Kart and posted on Hive about some of the features that we can find in this new game, this week I want to try playing it. Frankly, I'm a little confused about how to start, but from reading other people's posts, most of them buy the pack. It contains various card components such as drivers, engines, tires, etc. I decided to try buying the components directly, that way I could get the components I needed to be able to race.

First, let's talk about the advantages and disadvantages of buying a pack or buying individual components:

• We can buy the pack by clicking Centauri Packs in the Shop section at upper left. The advantage of buying packs is that we can get cards that exceed the price of the pack, whether in the form of Rare, Epic or legendary cards, where the cards can be Gold Cards which can be even more expensive. Also, because the contents of the pack are random, we might lack one of the components so we need to buy another pack, making the costs more expensive.
  
  
  
• By buying components we can calculate the exact amount of funds we need and can get a cheaper price. For buying per component/item/card we need to click Market at the upper left.
  
  

Before buying the pack/components we need a Script / Credit, here I decided to use Credit which I think is easier. The way to do this is by clicking on the icon at the top right, here I decided to buy 1000 credits for 1$/2,619 Hive.

Components We Need To Start Racing

Here actually I don't know exactly what card we need, but I tried to think logically so here are the components I bought at first:

• Tires, every car definitely needs tires to run so the first thing I did was buy tires with the name Tire Alignment.
  
  
  
• Tire Frame, because I saw in the shop there was this component, this item was the next thing I bought.
  
  
  
• Muffler, I saw a component in the shape of a muffler and I bought it with the name Smooth Pulse.

• Drivers, based on, their Docs we need drivers to do racing, I bought a driver called Blaze
  
  
  

• Car, The last card I bought a car with the name Astrokart

After purchasing these 5 components, I decided to try them first to see if they could race or not. After I tried it, it turned out that I could race, but before that we had to install the components/cards by going to Race Now in the upper left after finished loading we go to Preset at the left, and this is where I installed the cards Muffle = Exhaust, Tire = Rim, Karts, and Drivers.
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And here is the final result: :

Conclusion

This is a video of me trying it in Single Player, it looks like I'm having difficulty turning the car because when it's going fast the car is tough to turn and only when we reduce the speed can it be easier to turn, but if the car is too slow it also makes it difficult to turn. When we hit a wall/barrier on the right or left it will cause the blue bar in the bottom center to decrease, which seems to make this car even more difficult to control.

Then I decided to buy Engine Refinement hoping that control would be easier, but it seemed like this component was only to increase speed, and I still had difficulty turning. You can put it in the Tech Cards :

I think this game is quite promising, the track where the car can fly to reach the track below gives a feeling of freedom, it's just that the controls need improvement, even though I bought the components at a low price, it shouldn't be that difficult to turn.

Hopefully, in the future, the controls for the cheaper components will be improved, I asked my friend who uses Legendary Tire he said "It's easy to turn a corner". Maybe I will think about buying the Epic/Legendary Tire or other higher card rarity after getting more updates about the reward we can get.

You can play Multiplayer against other players but sometimes you just need to wait a long time :

Although I finally found the opponent it seemed like he was using a high rarity card so I was not his opponent at all:

Thank you, my friend, for reading my Moon Karts post. I appreciate your efforts and would be grateful if you could provide me with feedback on any mistakes you find by leaving a comment.

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