Games for a Living Secures €1.2 Million in Pre-Seed Funding
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Games for a Living (G4AL), a blockchain-based game development platform, has raised €1.2 million in pre-seed funding led by Inveready and Bonsai. The company plans to launch its first game, Elemental Raiders, in June, allowing players to earn crypto tokens and NFTs while playing.
Funding and Future Projects
Games for a Living (G4AL) has successfully closed a pre-seed funding round, securing €1.2 million. This funding round was led by prominent Spanish venture capital firms Inveready and Bonsai, alongside various business angels. G4AL's first title, Elemental Raiders, is set to be released in June 2022, enabling players to earn crypto tokens and NFTs as they engage in gameplay.
In addition to Elemental Raiders, G4AL is working on two more games: Millionaire Wars, which will feature NFTs in the form of jewels, and World War II Meta, a trading card game set in a metaverse inspired by World War II. Furthermore, later this year, G4AL plans to introduce its blockchain game engine aimed at other developers.
Leadership and Vision
The team behind G4AL includes seasoned professionals from the gaming industry. CEO Manel Sort, who previously led King’s Barcelona studio, is joined by art director Javier León, a former Emmy-nominated artist, and Christian Gascons, a former Blizzard Entertainment employee. Their collective experience positions G4AL to deliver high-quality AAA games on the blockchain.
Sort emphasizes that G4AL aims to change the landscape of blockchain gaming, focusing on gameplay and graphics rather than just token mechanics. The company’s goal is to make blockchain gaming accessible and appealing to a broader audience.
Upcoming Offerings
Games for a Living has already initiated a private sale for its token, Game Gold Token ($GGT), and anticipates a public Initial Coin Offering (ICO) in June. This initiative is part of G4AL's mission to enhance the blockchain gaming ecosystem and provide high-quality gaming experiences.
For more information about G4AL and its upcoming projects, visit g4al.com and elementalraiders.com.