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Mika Games gets $10M boost to support mobile game developers

Mika Games raised $10 million in a funding round led by Flint Capital to support mobile game developers.

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  • Mika Games raised $10 million in a funding round led by Flint Capital.
  • The investment company was founded by Wargaming co-founder Nick Katselapov.
  • Early-stage mobile game studios often struggle to secure financing for user acquisition due to marketing track record requirements.

Why it matters. The funding provides support for early-stage mobile game studios that typically struggle to secure financing for user acquisition.

Updated Sources: Tech.eu

Mika Games, a gaming investment company founded by Wargaming co-founder Nick Katselapov, has raised $10 million in a funding round led by Flint Capital, with participation from several new and existing investors. The company aims to support mobile game developers. Early-stage mobile game studios often struggle to secure financing for user acquisition, as funding providers typically require an established marketing track record.

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Mika Games gets $10M boost to support mobile game developers

Mika Games, a gaminginvestment company founded by Wargaming co-founder Nick Katselapov, has raised$10 million in a funding round led by Flint Capital, with participation fromseveral new and existing i... Mika Games, a gaming investment company founded by Wargaming co-founder Nick Katselapov, has raised $10 million in a funding round led by Flint Capital, with participation from several new and existing investors.Early-stage mobile game studios often struggle to secure financing for user acquisition, as funding providers typically require an established marketing track record. This can include several months of campaign data, between $300,000 and $500,000 in previous marketing spending, and….

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