You get paired up with a player of similar rating and take turns attacking each other with your teams of 3 robots, adding cards from the deck next to the unused ones in your hand every turn. We also got to see some cartoonish 2D PvP gameplay, which is basically similar to Axie Infinity: Origin. For more detailed info you can check out the in-depth whitepaper in 7 different languages here. And the final piece of the puzzle to making a robot is RBLS, the game's own governance token. These parts can be traded and used to build NFTs, with the Head part determining which class the fighting bot will be. Completing one daily challenge rewards you in either Xoil, a cryptocurrency and in-game resource, or Spark, which is only an in-game resource.īoth Xoil and Spark are needed to mint new fighting bots, but Xoil can also be used for purchasing various parts, which are also needed to create a robot consisting of 5 different parts: Head, Torso, Left Arm, Right Arm and Legs.
You can also see your base there and various other things, such as 4 different daily challenges. The gameplay video shows us a glimpse of the main screen from which you can head to play multiplayer PvP or jump into the game’s campaign.
Land is also needed in order to play the game, and will be needed for future titles part of the Rebel Bots universe. Rebel Bots has recently revealed a gameplay demo of its upcoming play-to-earn PC and mobile title, Xoil Wars.Īlongside the ~2-minute trailer the devs have also kicked off the Xoilium land sale featuring 150K plots, out of which 130K land are up for grabs for everyone at the price of $75 USDC, with each land including 3 fighting bot NFTs that can be used to play Xoil Wars.
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