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# Multiplayer Mode

In the multiplayer mode of the game, the following features and opportunities are offered to players:

* **Global Tournaments**: Revonauts can engage in global competitions, connecting with players from around the world.  Performance in these races is quantified through leaderboard rankings, with the highest ranks indicating a notable achievement in the respective category. Players at the top position on the leaderboard get the reward.<br>
* **Private Races**: The game provides a platform for players to organize and participate in private races amongst friends.

### Key Aspects of the Multiplayer Mode

* **Choice of Competition Category**: Players are afforded the freedom to choose their desired category or pool in which to compete.<br>
* **Competitive Racing**: Once a category is selected, participants can race against other players.<br>
* **Leaderboard Rankings**: Success in races is measured through leaderboard rankings, with top positions indicating winning performance and victory within that category.

These features are to provide a dynamic, competitive, and rewarding multiplayer experience.


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