Three early-stage GameFi projects worth paying attention to, which also offer airdrops,

I found 3 relatively reliable ones: the first one in the early stage:

1. First Project: This project has quietly launched and successfully raised $6 million in funding. Its low-profile approach suggests a focus on development and growth, indicating potential for future expansion.
2. Second Project: Participating in the testnet of this game offers airdrops, and they have recently announced #FreeMints. This approach encourages early user engagement and testing, providing rewards for early adopters.
3. Third Project: This project is also featuring #FreeMints but with a limited quantity (500 mints). The limited number suggests exclusivity and could be a strategy to create a more dedicated early user base.

Blockchain anime gaming universe

The game, set against an anime background and developed for the Web3 environment, has successfully raised $6 million in funding.

This game has been quietly launched and is available to play on Google Play, indicating its readiness for a wider audience and compatibility with mobile devices. The anime theme combined with the Web3 technology likely offers a unique and engaging gaming experience, appealing to both anime fans and gamers interested in blockchain and cryptocurrency technologies.

Second Hyper Casual game

Pixelmon is developing an ultra-casual game set to launch in the first quarter of 2024 on the Mantle blockchain.

The official team is hosting various lotteries and is preparing for a freemint event. Early users who engage with the game will have the opportunity to receive airdrops. This approach of incentivizing early engagement through lotteries, freemints, and airdrops can be an effective way to build a community and user base ahead of the game's full release.

The 1st Turn-Based Strategy Card Game on Solana

A turn-based strategy card game on the Solana (SOL) blockchain, currently with only one post on Twitter. Background research reveals VC (Venture Capital) investment in the project, and other on-paper data looks impressive, though it's uncertain how well it will translate into actual performance.

The project is gearing up for a limited release of 500 FreeMints soon, which could be a significant opportunity for early adopters and enthusiasts to get involved. It's advisable to keep an eye on their Twitter and other official channels for updates on this FreeMint event and other developments.