How rewards work

No. Every mode is free, and you can play as a guest without an account, a wallet or any money. Crypto only comes in if you want to link a wallet to use your credits, and later, if it opens, to take them out.

If you’re 18 or over, points. Each day, the points everyone scores share out that day’s pool, and your share becomes $FRS credits in your account. Everyone, any age, also collects Bolts and a few free Fuel Cells for things inside the game.

There is no set amount. Your share depends on your points and on everyone else’s that day, so it can be small. The day’s pool is fixed when the day starts and follows how many people really play for points, so it is often far below its limit. The game shows today’s pool and a live estimate of your share, which settles at the 00:35 UTC close.

Spend them in the Shop, once you have an account (not a guest) and a linked wallet: Fuel Cells (for revives and premium looks), No Ads and the Launch Pass. Today’s prices are 2,500 $FRS for 10 Fuel Cells, 2,500 for 30 days of No Ads and 12,500 for the Launch Pass. The price shows before you pay.

A day’s share is small next to those prices. Today everyone who earns is in the Starter category, which shares 5% of the day’s pool, and no account can take more than 2% of that. Saving up for one item takes many days of play. The game shows your live estimate each day.

No wallet yet? Your credits wait in your Vault. They move into your balance once you have linked a wallet, your account is 3 days old and you have played on 3 different days. Linking a wallet is free: you sign a message, and nothing is sent. Vault credits nobody claims within 30 days go back to the pool, never to other players.

Some days’ credits are checked by a person before you can use them: a new account’s first days, a very large day, or a day with a run that looked unusual.

You can’t send credits to another player, sell them, or swap them for money in the game.

Not yet. Today nobody can take $FRS credits out of the game: withdrawals are switched off for everyone. Your credits stay in your account, and you can spend them in the Shop.

Paying out a token touches laws on money, prizes and digital assets that differ from country to country, and we don’t have a lawyer’s answer yet. The contracts that would pay out also need an independent security audit first. Until both are done, payouts stay off.

We can’t give a date, and we can’t promise that withdrawals will open.

As the game is built today, a withdrawal needs you to be 18 or over, to have your own wallet linked to your account, and to pass the game’s checks: at least 250 $FRS, a 72-hour wait for a newly linked wallet, one withdrawal every 24 hours, daily limits, and, as the game is set today, a person’s review of every withdrawal. It wouldn’t be offered where the law doesn’t allow it. These rules may change before anything opens; this page will say so first.

Anyone can play, anywhere. To score points you must be 18 or over (one tap confirms it) and play from a place where earning is allowed. One account per person; guests can score points too, and their credits wait in the Vault.

Earning is off in India, Belarus, Cuba, Iran, Myanmar, North Korea, Russia, Syria and Ukraine, and whenever the game can’t tell where you are. Free play still works there. Don’t use a VPN or proxy to get around this: credits earned that way can be cancelled.

Today everyone who earns is in the Starter category: up to 3 Core Runs a day count, plus the daily quests and check-in. Duels, crates and the Championship are for holders with a verified wallet, aren’t open to anyone yet, and aren’t offered in the United States.

In the United Kingdom, the Isle of Man, Jersey and Guernsey you can earn credits as anywhere else, but the game and this site don’t show the token’s details.

No. Nothing you buy, spend or watch makes a point, and revived runs don’t count for points. In-game $FRS packs aren’t on sale today; even when they are, they are spend-only and never become credits you could withdraw.

No. Rewards are not guaranteed. The pool is shared, so your credits depend on how everyone plays that day. Credits can be held for review or turned down (after a flagged run, say), and the pool’s rules can change for future days, with notice on this site.

$FRS is a volatile token: if it trades, its value can rise or fall, even to zero. Credits aren’t wages, interest or a return on anything you paid. Play for the game, not to make money.