Core Gameplay Mechanics

Quip Rabbit offers two main game modes designed to accommodate both casual and competitive players. These modes ensure accessibility, long-term sustainability, and meaningful economic value across Web2 and Web3 audiences while also featuring a rich, varied, fun, and creative range of mini-game modes to keep players from getting bored easily.

Free-to-Play (F2P) Free Mode

This offline mode is intended for orientation, practice, and casual fun. It allows players to enjoy the game without the need for a wallet, tokens, or internet connection. With no competitive pressure or rewards, this mode encourages high retention and daily active users through smooth, frictionless entry.

Play-to-Earn (P2E) Tournament Paid Mode

This competitive online mode allows players to enter paid tournaments for a chance to win real prizes. Players compete through four elimination rounds, with the top 12 finishers receiving random prizes including QUIP tokens provided they have not reached the daily limit. Players ranked 13-36 or those who have exceeded the daily limit receive a refund of 4 Gems or $0.25 USDC. The P2E mode uses a fair, capped reward system to ensure sustainability while maximizing long-term engagement. It is designed specifically for players not speculators delivering a scalable, fun-first experience with real utility and incentives.

The illustration below provides a visual representation of Quip Rabbit two core modes: Free-to-Play (F2P) and Play-to-Earn (P2E), highlighting their structure, accessibility, player flow, and reward systems.