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# Kittykart Game

> Free-to-Play · Play-to-Earn · NFT-Powered

KittyKart is the flagship game of the Kitty Inu ecosystem. It is a free-to-play, play-to-earn kart racing game available on mobile and browser where players earn $KITTY by completing races, winning tournaments, and leveling up their Kitty Inu characters.

**Free to Play**

No purchase required. Jump in with a default character and start earning immediately.

**Play to Earn**

Win $KITTY by placing in the top 3, completing daily missions, and leveling up.

**Tournaments**

Weekly and monthly tournaments with $KITTY and USDT prize pools.

 **Earning Mechanics**

| Action                    | $KITTY Reward        |
| ------------------------- | -------------------- |
| 🥇 1st Place (Daily Race) | 500,000 $KITTY       |
| 🥈 2nd Place              | 250,000 $KITTY       |
| 🥉 3rd Place              | 100,000 $KITTY       |
| Daily Login               | 50,000 $KITTY        |
| Mission Complete          | Up to 200,000 $KITTY |
| Monthly Tournament Win    | $500 USDT equivalent |

**Game Launch:** KittyKart Early Access launches alongside the public token listing. A full public beta will follow within 60 days of launch.


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