Worst NFT Game Ever? | Battle of Guardians, Psyker, and Galaxy Fight Club Gameplay and Review

On today's episode of Worst #crypto Game Ever, we get a chance to play and #review 3 of the latest and greatest #nftgame fighting games.
Instead of finding 3 great examples of NFTs being used to improve gameplay in a different genre than what we've seen in the past, we have 3 of the most disappointing projects yet. A completely unfinished prototype, another game you can't actually play, and an asset flip of a much more successful game, with promises for "cross IP play".
NFT and Crypto games continue to be some of the worst examples of Pay to Win monetization coupled with some of the laziest game developers I've ever seen. We're pretty much a dozen games in with this series and have yet to find a game that provides a compelling reason to have NFTs. However, we have certainly found a bunch of games that know how to charge players $100s of dollars for an experience that could be found completely free of charge.
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