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# Introduction

## Good Games Introduction 

Good Games is a company which is created to maximize the web3 gaming benefit in human social life. Good Games create products to empower and accelerate the potential of the web3 industry. In the future, we are optimistic that web3 will be the most impactful technology.

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With more than 350,000 communities around the world, Good Games has become a movement and network of gamers, builders and investors. Our product is built to around $GGG token utility and to maximize economic potential. GGPLAY takes a percentage of transaction and redistributes to $GGG holders through buy back and burn. On top of that, $GGG holders also have an opportunity to get airdrop from Good Games product own token such as $MBG (Metabank Governance Token).

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