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# 👨‍🔧 Octo games integration technology

Octo has developed a new technology within the application that allows the company to insert a multitude of games into the app without increasing the app's weight or game speed. Players will only have to download the assets of the games they play regularly. 

This enables Octo to partner with an infinity number of brands, NFT collections or projects and create a custom game app based on users preferences and Behavior. 

How it works in more details? 

A default game bundle holds some of the most popular games, they can be played right after the main app is downloaded.

Other games could be downloaded separately in other bundles. When the user is opening a new game, he will download a new one fast (a couple of seconds).

This requires a CDN setup, where the bundles are host. 

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