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# Game Modes---PvP match3 games

Users need to equip [NFT](/whitepaper/gamefi-elements/nft-characters.md) with [energy](/whitepaper/gamefi-system/energy-system.md) to play PvP match3 games. Each game will consume 1 energy. Each game consists of 4-5 rounds of play with each player making two moves per round. 

Players score by matching at least 3 same colored pieces.  Eliminating one piece scores 1 point. 

At the end of final round, the player with the higher score is considered the winner.

The game map is randomly determined, and the opponents are determined by the system's matching algorithm, which will ensure the fun of the game.

MatchNova Champion Coin ([MCC](/whitepaper/tokenomics/mcc-utility-token.md)) will be rewarded to each player when a match is completed and token reward is affected by the following 2 elements:

A) Game result. 

B) NFT’s efficiency attribute. 

[Check NFT page for more information](/whitepaper/gamefi-elements/nft-characters.md)

Both A and B will decide a player’s Base MCC Reward (BMR) for a game. 

A multiplier wheel will then pop up if the player reaches the game challenges and the player will be given one chance to spin the wheel and reach a [multiplier](/whitepaper/gamefi-elements/multiplier-wheel.md) of **1.1x to 100x.**

BMR\*Multiplier is the amount of the final [MCC](/whitepaper/tokenomics/mcc-utility-token.md) reward for this match. 


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