In Brief:
- Games for a Living (GFAL) is expanding its offerings with three new games: World War II: TCG, Legends, and Diamond Jewels Solitaire.
- World War II: TCG returns with a beta scheduled for Q4 2026 after a previous shutdown in 2022.
- The company aims for initial testing of all three titles in Q4, though specific features and platform support remain unconfirmed.
GFAL expands gaming portfolio
Games for a Living (GFAL) is set to broaden its gaming catalog by introducing World War II: TCG, a football management title called Legends, and Diamond Jewels Solitaire. The company plans for initial releases and testing of these games during Q4.
World War II: TCG revives a previously established title developed by FrozenShard, founded by GFAL executives Marc Tormo and Christian Gascons. The original game, a free-to-play collectible card game available on mobile and PC, featured historical military units and cross-platform PvP options. Players managed resources and strategic deployments until the game’s service ended in 2022 due to the challenges of migrating away from GameSparks.
GFAL’s roadmap indicates a beta launch for World War II: TCG in Q4 2026. While players await its return, specifics regarding platform support and potential blockchain integration for card ownership are not yet disclosed.
New titles on the horizon
The football management game Legends is also slated for an alpha release in Q4 2026. However, details about its gameplay mechanics, player licensing, and competitive structure remain sparse.
Diamond Jewels Solitaire looks to extend GFAL’s jewelry-themed gaming brand and targets a beta version in Q4. This follows the existing title Diamond Jewels Match, which combines match-3 puzzles with jewelry creation.
GFAL encourages interested players to stay updated via its website and social media channels.
