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# How Looplay.GG works
Most platforms ask you to pick a role and stay in it. Looplay.GG doesn't. Here, you grow through three stages:
**1. Play**
Open the GameHub, pick a game, and play. The more you play, the more you earn: rewards from gameplay, plus points toward airdrops.
**2. Build**
Have a game idea? Describe it, and our AI builds it with you. No coding. Publish once, and your game reaches players everywhere: web, mobile, Telegram, TikTok.\
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Or if you have your own game, integrate with our SDK to publish your game in Looplay and start.
**3. Own**
When your game takes off, it gets its own token, and you earn from every trade. Forever. Your game becomes your business.
And the whole thing runs as a loop, not a one-way street. Playing earns you resources, resources help you build. What you build brings in new players, who start the same journey you did. Every action feeds the next.
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