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# Aavegotchi Gaming Console

The Aavegotchi Gaming Console (AGC) is a suite of integrated gaming features developed to enhance the player experience within the Aavegotchi ecosystem.&#x20;

AGC includes a unified, on-chain player profile that consolidates achievements, progression, and cross-game compatibility.&#x20;

Key features include an integrated marketplace, loyalty system, and reward system, all aimed at deepening the in-game utility of Aavegotchi NFTs across multiple games in the Aavegotchi universe​.

By connecting multiple games through on-chain profiles and assets, the console supports a seamless experience for players, empowering them to use their Aavegotchi assets across titles​.

## Supported Games

The AGC is currently implemented in *Spirit Force Arena* and *Gotchi Guardians,* with support for community-developed games such as *Dropt: The Fallen Gotchi,* Gotchi Battle&#x72;*,* and *Strategotchi* coming soon.

## Benefits for Geist Members

While all players playing Aavegotchi games are eligible to earn Badges, special activities and reward campaigns will be reserved for Geist Members only.&#x20;


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