Gala Games
The Mission of Gala Games can best be encapsulated in the words of our CEO, Eric Schiermeyer: “Our mission is to enable freedom for anyone on this planet through play.” Gala Games believes that play is a critical part of our humanity, and it is our mission to use play to enable people to live freely. Gala Games is working to decentralize the billions of dollars spent annually on video game advertising by finding ways to get it into the hands of the people who deserve it most - the gamers. The Gala Network is supported by users, just like you, who operate Gala Nodes from their home computers. By buying a license to operate a Gala Node, you open up opportunities to receive rewards for your contribution to the network. This can include GALA, limited edition NFTs, and opportunities to help the Gala Games ecosystem grow.
Gala Games at a Glance
You might be looking at Gala Games if you have seen their work since 2020. This United States based company operates as a publisher for nine titles and has developed one game on the PlayPile database. Their output is concentrated entirely in the 2020s with eight games released between 2020 and 2024. The catalog shows a clear preference for strategy and shooter genres, including three shooters, two simulators, two role-playing games, two tactical titles, and two general strategy games. They also touch on turn-based strategy, card and board games, and adventure. Their reach spans multiple platforms with five titles available on PC Microsoft Windows. They also support web browsers, Android, iOS, and Mac systems equally with two releases each across those three mobile and desktop categories. The quality record for this publisher is mixed when you look at the full scope of their work versus their top ratings. The only rated title in the database is Town Star from 2020, which holds a perfect 93.3 out of 100 score. This single great rating defines their average IGDB rating since there are no other scores to balance it. Recent activity shows a steady stream of releases including Champions Arena in August 2023, The Walking Dead: Empires in November 2023, Eternal Paradox in December 2023, Last Expedition in February 2024, and Legacy in June 2024. While the mission statement from CEO Eric Schiermeyer talks about enabling freedom through play and decentralizing advertising spending via Gala Nodes, the data shows a publisher with a very small number of rated games compared to their total release count. The lack of reviews for most titles makes it hard to judge if the quality matches their early success with Town Star. Their strategy seems to involve frequent launches across diverse genres rather than deep engagement with just one style of game.
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