# Marketplace Structure

## Subscription or One-Time Purchase <a href="#subscription-or-one-time-purchase" id="subscription-or-one-time-purchase"></a>

The marketplace supports various purchasing models, including both subscriptions for ongoing access to games and one-time purchases for permanent ownership. This flexibility allows developers to choose the model that best fits their game's nature and their financial goals.

## Limited Edition and Scarcity <a href="#limited-edition-and-scarcity" id="limited-edition-and-scarcity"></a>

By enabling the sale of games as limited editions, the marketplace introduces the concept of scarcity into the digital gaming world. This approach not only allows developers to create a sense of exclusivity around their games but also enables gamers to own a piece of gaming history.


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