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# The Game
Pirate Nation v1 Beta Gameplay Loop
**Intro**
Pirate Nation is a fully onchain pirate themed RPG playable on Proof of Play Apex. Our plan is to create a massive world, filled with all sorts of adventures that we’re excited to build in the open alongside our community.
**Beta Status**
The game is in the early stage of development and will continue to develop over time. It is our goal to develop the game with a high level of transparency, so players always know what the dev team is working on, how it is changing, and what the ultimate vision is.
**We Welcome Player Feedback**
We want to hear what the players think of the game and what the players want to see changed and added in the future. This feedback will heavily influence the systems and features the dev team will work on as we continue to build Pirate Nation, so be vocal in Discord and let us know your thoughts!
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