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# Gameplay

RaceOnLife is a multiplayer first and third-person view racing-oriented game. In addition to racing, players can enjoy walking, and driving cars, and motorcycles in an open, detailed world. And with the unique ability to interact with AI-controlled NPC characters through voice chat and with other online players.

Snake Road Island is the first open island of the archipelago where you will explore every corner. Your goal is to travel and complete various tasks, receiving rewards for this and collecting rare parts of your brother’s car. This car you will need to repair and restore during the game.

All game events are divided into 2 main modes: Standard and Ranking. In Standard mode - you play for free and risk nothing. In Ranking mode - you can place bets with real money or the in-game currency $ONI.

You can participate in events in a purchased or rented car. The game features various modes that can satisfy any taste (see the "7 game modes" section for more details):

* Car football
* Survival derby
* Ghost
* Speed
* Drift
* Crown
* Bomb

You have the opportunity to switch between first and third-person views, enable/disable voice chat and the ability to mute any player, as well as configure the controls, graphics, and more.


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