Battle Racers Is Closing Down: The Game Will Be Discontinued in a Month

The developers announced the shutdown of Battle Racers and Playcheck Games studio on February 16th, 2022

Things come and things go, yet even knowing this, it’s disappointing to lose things that you paid for, especially when it’s not your fault.  

Due to the crypto market being so young, a lot of projects are doomed to die because of growing competition. On the other hand, it’s pity when the promising ones disappear.  

Battle Racers had been in development for 3 years, but recently, the developers announced the decision to shut the project down on February 16th, 2022. In their blog, they stated: 

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There is no easy way of announcing the following news: development and support for Battle Racers is ending. Due to factors beyond the control of our founders, we have decided to discontinue the operations of Playcheck Games, and thus, included with it, the development and operation of Battle Racers. 

All in-game NFTs and native $SCRAP tokens will remain in holders’ wallets. This means that, despite the discontinuation of the game, other developers can make the cars and parts in their own games. For this purpose, the developers are making sure that all NFT contracts are validated.  

Unfortunately, all versions of the game will be discontinued, even the one in Decentraland. The difficult decision was made due to the fact that its featured real-time gameplay was hosted on a centralized game server, which will no longer be supported.  

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