Immutable Games (also known as Immutable X or IMX for short), a global leader in web3 game development and publishing, today announced that it is bringing the dynamic landscape and digital ownership of its flagship title, Gods Unchained (GU), to mobile devices around the world.

Starting today, the mobile companion app will debut on Google Play and Apple's App Store with a suite of features, providing uninterrupted access to the rich fantasy realm of Eucos, where gods, mortals, and magic hang in the balance of players' fingertips.

Mobile vs PC Gaming

Demand and feedback from the pre-alpha build showed the Immutable Games team that the Gods Unchained community wanted to play on the go. Now, the GU Mobile experience will provide players just that with an early access build, designed to compliment their PC gaming experience so they can take the Arena with them wherever, whenever.

Launched with improved content and performance from the pre-alpha build previously opened to a small audience, players who download GU Mobile will gain access to features, including Immutable Passport integration, ranked, solo, and casual modes, a deck builder tool that allows players to optimize their decks when inspiration hits them, and more.

Mobile Gaming Dominance

The release also marks another pivotal moment for Gods Unchained following the game's debut on Amazon Prime Gaming, the re-listing on Epic Games Store, and launch of Season 2, 'Far Horizons', which include the first major expansion 'Tides of Fate' that presented players with striking new artwork, exclusive rewards, and a fresh set of strategies integrated with intriguing storylines.

With mobile gaming predicted to increase by 4% year-over-year to $111.4 billion in 2024 according to data.ai, Gods Unchained is uniquely positioned to capitalize on this trend. Additionally, video games commerce company Xsolla also just released the winter 2024 edition of its State of Play Industry Report, providing a comprehensive overview of the global gaming landscape.

According to the report, one of the standout trends is the substantial rise in mobile gaming's contribution to overall revenues, accounting for an impressive 72% in 2023. This data reflects the continued popularity and profitability of mobile games within the gaming market. 

Daniel Paez, Executive Producer of Gods Unchained, kindly provided us with some exclusive statements to share his enthusiasm regarding the recent news.

"Your mobile is probably one of your most important devices, which is why it was important for us to give players the freedom to choose where they want to play, whenever they want."

"For anyone who has ever wanted to play a quick game on the go, GU Mobile now makes it possible. Players have the opportunity to transform into a hero, villain, or even a giant, food-obsessed feline at the touch of their fingertips. We can't wait to see where fans end up playing GU."

"With the mobile gaming industry poised for significant growth in 2024, now is an exciting time to launch GU Mobile. It's a major milestone in creating seamless transitions between desktop to mobile gaming." 

"This is just the beginning, so stay tuned."

Gods Unchained Mobile companion app can be downloaded now on Google Play and Apple's App Store. For more information, visit the Gods Unchained blog. You can also play Gods Unchained on your desktop (PC or Mac) by downloading from the Epic Games Store and Amazon Prime Gaming. For more information on Gods Unchained, visit their official website here.

More About Gods Unchained?

Gods Unchained is the leading web3 trading card game that empowers players with true ownership of their in-game items. Combining the immutability of real, tangible cards with the convenience of digital collectables, players can earn, trade, sell, and collect NFT cards to build strategic decks and compete in skill-based multiplayer battles.

Led by Executive Producer Daniel Paez (Blizzard and Activision) and Chris Clay (former Game Director of Magic The Gathering Arena), Gods Unchained is enjoyed daily by a loyal community of trading card OGs and web3 enthusiasts alike.

About Immutable Games?

Immutable Games is a global leader in web3 game development and publishing, backed by a world-class team who have proven track records of bringing games to millions of players. As the gaming-focused arm of Immutable, the leading web3 gaming company, Immutable Games has pioneered the world's first blockbuster NFT trading-card game Gods Unchained and is currently building the highly anticipated mobile RPG Guild of Guardians.

Alongside its own high-quality titles, Immutable Games partners with third-party game developers to provide them with best-in-class strategy and execution expertise aimed at ensuring the success of every web3 game deployed within the Immutable ecosystem. 

Immutable Games is guided by its mission to redefine gaming for generations to come, by developing innovative and engaging experiences that empower players with true ownership, value, and creative expression.

Exclusive Quote 

Daniel Paez, Executive Producer of Gods Unchained, kindly provided us with some additional exclusive statements to share his enthusiasm regarding the recent news.

"The making of GU Mobile has been a project for multiple years and was not a decision that we made on market data alone. Being multi-platform was a no-brainer for Gods Unchained as it gives players the freedom to play matches on the go, make strategic decisions with their decks when they are thinking about it instead of waiting until they're home - it's a great companion to the PC experience. Not only was our pre-alpha test last year successful with a strong community response, but launching GU on mobile will also allow us to reach even more players."

"The mobile market has been a cutthroat, red ocean for years now due to the intense amount of competition and changing ad and regulatory landscape. The advantage we have moving in is we have an existing community that has enjoyed and supported the game for years now, giving Gods Unchained a strong foundation to build on now that it's a cross-platform game. Games live and die by their communities.”