The Games Fund — 2024 Investments
7 investments dated 2024 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all
Playgama is a gaming platform that hosts browser-based games and also distributes titles on Steam for PC players seeking longer gaming sessions and native performance.
B2B MarketplacesDeveloper ToolsGamingMedia & EntertainmentDubai, AE
VyacheslavDmitry Kachmar(Founder)in
Co-investorsFJ LabsThe Open PlatformVelo Partnerss16
Dark Passenger is a Warsaw-based indie game studio, formed by developers who previously worked on titles such as The Witcher 3 and Cyberpunk 2077 and operated the studio RealTime Warriors.
GamingWarsaw, PL
Obelisk Studio is an outsourcing unit and game studio that produces assets for games, film, and cinematics, including high-fidelity props and realistic characters.
GamingMedia & Entertainment
Order of Meta is a game development studio made up of professional game creators focused on mid-core and hardcore genres.
GamingEspoo, FI
Alexey Kuzin(Founder)Aleksei Kuzin(Founder)Alexey Sazonov(Founder)Sergei Koziakov(Founder)
Co-investorsCrit VenturesPlay VenturesGEM CapitalKorea Investment Partners
Red Rover Interactive is a game development studio that builds multiplayer survival experiences focused on player agency, social interaction, and emergent gameplay.
GamingOslo, NO
Co-investorsAcequia Capital (AceCap)Behold VenturesLifelike CapitalTIRTA VenturesGEM CapitalKrafton+1 more
Roar is an APAC-based venture builder that builds, acquires, and scales specialised companies across marketing, platforms, and AI, each focused on a specific niche and supported by shared infrastructure.
AI & Machine LearningMarketing TechEast Hanover, SG
Oksana Sokolovsky(Executive Officer, Director)Mustafa Kassim(Founder/CEO)in
Co-investorsHyperion VenturesGalaxy Interactive
Other
Tracked investments with no reachable website or further public details — typically companies that wound down, renamed, or were absorbed.
DRAMA Studios
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