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# In-Game Store

The in-game store lets you browse and purchase items using your **$CD** currency. Customize your experience with new tracks, avatars, and mixer skins.

## Store Categories

* **Sound** — Individual tracks and full albums from curated labels
* **Avatar** — Avatar items and customization options (outfits, headwear, accessories, and more)
* **Style** — Mixer skins to customize the look of your DJ equipment

## Purchasing

* Browse items by category or check out the **Featured** section for highlighted picks
* Each item shows its price in $CD
* Albums can be purchased as a bundle — if you already own some tracks from an album, the price is adjusted accordingly
* Your purchase history is tracked and all owned items are available across sessions

## Earning $CD

* **Starting balance**: 200 $CD for new players
* **Daily login**: +10 $CD (once per 24 hours)
* **Tutorial completion**: +100 $CD (one-time reward)
* **Playtime milestones**:
  * 10 minutes: +10 $CD
  * 30 minutes: +40 $CD
  * 60 minutes: +100 $CD


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