Juicy Button Secures $3m

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31 May 2024 20:51

Juicy Button Games, a new independent game studio formed by the minds behind Total Battle, Pixel Gun 3D, and Mighty Party, has launched. The company unveils a USD $3M seed funding round, spearheaded by The Games Fund. This specialized early-stage VC fund focuses on investing in exceptional video game developers and GameTech firms.

According to the release, the Games Fund secured $50m to back gaming companies and entrepreneurs across Central and Eastern Europe. Notable beneficiaries include ROAR Games, Obelisk Studio, Made on Earth Games, KEK Entertainment, and Jarvi Games.

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Alexander Kravchuk, co-founder at Juicy Button Games, stated “To launch Juicy Button Games, we brought together all four key elements: leading marketing expertise, cutting-edge tech, massive game design knowledge, and smart capital. Each of us has been in the games industry for decades and built successful companies, best in class. We united to alloy our collective expertise and resources and pour it into building the best 4x strategy game on the market. We’re set to launch and scale top-quality, deep, and juicy games that players will enjoy for years. We have known The Games Fund team for years and are excited to join forces with them as our first investor for this journey from Cyprus to global top charts!”

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Juicy Button Secures $3m

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31 May 2024 20:51

Tags: Juicy Button

Juicy Button Games, a new independent game studio formed by the minds behind Total Battle, Pixel Gun 3D, and Mighty Party, has launched. The company unveils a USD $3M seed funding round, spearheaded by The Games Fund. This specialized early-stage VC fund focuses on investing in exceptional video game developers and GameTech firms.

According to the release, the Games Fund secured $50m to back gaming companies and entrepreneurs across Central and Eastern Europe. Notable beneficiaries include ROAR Games, Obelisk Studio, Made on Earth Games, KEK Entertainment, and Jarvi Games.

More:OpTic and Juventus Launch Collection

Alexander Kravchuk, co-founder at Juicy Button Games, stated “To launch Juicy Button Games, we brought together all four key elements: leading marketing expertise, cutting-edge tech, massive game design knowledge, and smart capital. Each of us has been in the games industry for decades and built successful companies, best in class. We united to alloy our collective expertise and resources and pour it into building the best 4x strategy game on the market. We’re set to launch and scale top-quality, deep, and juicy games that players will enjoy for years. We have known The Games Fund team for years and are excited to join forces with them as our first investor for this journey from Cyprus to global top charts!”

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