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# Getting Started

## To join the Capy Pals game, follow these steps:

1. **Register on the website, discord or in-game**\
   Sign up on our website or connect to the game server to create an account.
2. **Download & Install Capy Pals from Google Play or App Store(in development)**\
   Visit our website to download the game launcher. Or find it in Google Play/App Store.
3. **Create a Wallet or Connect a Wallet**\
   Find the Wallet icon in the upper right corner of the screen. The game will generate a 12-word secret phrase, which you should save in a safe place for potential recovery purposes.
4. **Choose your Capy**\
   Once your wallet is connected, select your NFT character to enter the game world and start earning $CAPY.

Upon completing these steps, you will be fully immersed in the Capy Pals world.

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Capy Pals is currently under development, so the content of the technical documentation may change in the future.
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