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The highly anticipated play-to-earn game, Guild of Guardians, is now available globally on both the Google Play Store and the Apple App Store for mobile devices. This groundbreaking game empowers players to earn $GOG tokens, ERC-20 tokens that can be utilized across the Guild of Guardians ecosystem and its vast universe. Play-to-earn games provide players with the unique opportunity to convert their rewards into tangible cash.Immmutable Games, the game's developers, revealed that over 1 million players have pre-registered for the mobile release. To celebrate this milestone, they have released a cinematic launch trailer and a behind-the-scenes look at the development process.Guild of Guardians, alongside Pixelmon, Metalcore, and My Pet Hooligan, is proudly supported by the Inevitable Games Fund. This $100 million fund, spearheaded by Australian venture capital firm King River Capital, blockchain gaming company Immutable, and Polygon Labs, shows unwavering belief in the potential of play-to-earn games.Within the enchanting realm of Elderym, players of Guild of Guardians must rise to the challenge as the world's final hope. Armed with their loyal team of Guardians, they must embark on a perilous virtual journey to conquer the encroaching darkness.The official Guild of Guardians website reveals that the $GOG tokens can be used to mint gaming NFTs, thereby unlocking NFT ownership and access to various in-game advantages. These coveted NFTs can be traded on the NFT marketplace using the $GOG token. A staggering 20% of the marketplace fees are automatically converted into $GOG and distributed as passive rewards to token holders. The developers have plans to implement decentralized governance in the future, empowering token holders to participate in significant game decisions.The Guild of Guardians tokens can be purchased on popular platforms such as OKX and Sushiswap.Recent years have witnessed a surge in funding for Web3 gaming projects. Silicon Valley-based venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz (a16z) recently announced their commitment to invest approximately $30 million in gaming startups this year. General Partner Andrew Chen shared this news on the social media platform X, revealing that applications for this funding opportunity are open until May 19th, with shortlisted candidates to be notified at the end of July.