# What is F1CS?

### **Introduction**

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F1CS is a blockchain-based game that will utilise the TRON blockchain and TRC-721 and TRC-20 standards for non-fungible and fungible tokens, respectively.
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F1CS consists of two main components: the Collectibles Game and the Racing Game. Both components are described in this document.

> The Collectibles Game centers around obtaining and trading rare virtual items including Cars, Drivers, Components, and Trinkets. It adds gamification to the collection of non-fungible tokens (referred to as “Collectibles” in F1CS), adding layers such as achievements and leaderboards. The design of the collectibles component of the game simulates traditional scarcity-based collecting games or activities, like football stickers, baseball cards, or model collection.

> The Racing Game will be a gaming experience similar to traditional racing games. The player will be able to take their Collectibles (Cars, Drivers, Components, Trinkets) and manage them into a race-ready Grand Prix entrant. Gameplay is presented through a 2.5D perspective overlooking the selected track, with the player in command of their racing car’s acceleration and braking.

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