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# Introduction

If your application has a concept of Games or Game Sessions, the LyokoPluginLoader provides two events to let the plugins know of the state of the current Session.

Learn more about Events: [EventSummary](broken://pages/-LzNL9HsUfnqvKRiTIV_)

## GameStartEvent

This event is to signify that a game-session has started.

You can call the event with:

```csharp
GameStartEvent.Call(bool story = false);
```

The boolean `story` signifies whether or not the game-session is a 'story-mode'. What this means is largely application-dependant. \
 It's false unless stated otherwise.

## See [LyokoPlugin](/lyokoapi/v2/lyokoplugin/introduction.md) for more info.

The event is mostly used by the PluginLoader, but if you want to use it in your own Application, you can.

```csharp
GameStartEvent.Subscribe(void Method(bool story))
```

## GameEndEvent

This event is to signify that a game-session has ended. \
 You can call it with:

```csharp
GameEndEvent.Call(bool failed)
```

The boolean `failed` signifies whether or not the user lost the game.

## See [LyokoPlugin](/lyokoapi/v2/lyokoplugin/introduction.md) for more info.

The event is mostly used by the PluginLoader, but if you want to use it in your own Application, you can.

```csharp
GameStartEvent.Subscribe(void Method(bool failed))
```


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