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# Login In The Game
Game login supports:
* email & password
* social media
### 1. Email & password
* Click the email login button on the login page, and the system will pop up an authorization website, then enter your email and password to log in and enter the authorization page:
* Click "Authorize" and agree to the game accessing your account information：
* After setting the master password for the game wallet, you can enter the game:
### 2. Social media
* Click on the corresponding social media login button to log in with social media：
* After successfully logging in, you can enter the authorization page and authorize the game to access your account information：
* After setting the master password for the game wallet, you can enter the game.
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