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# Introduction

Codyfight ecosystem is built to be a sustainable and balanced model where the gaming experience is expressed in a few different aspects: [competitive](/white-paper/gameplay/metagame/competitive-gaming.md) and [casual gaming](/white-paper/gameplay/metagame/casual-gaming.md), custom [game builder](/white-paper/gameplay/metagame/creative-freedom.md), and [marketplace](/white-paper/ecosystem/free-market.md)[s](/white-paper/ecosystem/free-market.md).

![](/files/xzaV0KrJvd5pNNmNUquQ)

These parts act as a symbiotic system where gamers will be the main beneficiaries of tokens. The ecosystem is ignited by the tight connection between the parts involved, empowering casual gaming through the marketplace and competitive gaming. Each transaction and purchased asset deploys a percentage of rewards to the free-to-play modes allowing everybody to enjoy the game, making the ecosystem equal and open for all the players involved. Gamers, therefore, can compete and earn rewards in [Leagues](/white-paper/gameplay/metagame/competitive-gaming.md#codyfight-league), [Championships, and Tournaments](/white-paper/gameplay/metagame/competitive-gaming.md#tournaments-and-championships) or engage in the[ free-to-play ](/white-paper/gameplay/metagame/casual-gaming.md)modes while still opting for prizes.


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