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Mika Games raises $10 million to back early-stage mobile developers
Mika Games raises $10 million in a round led by Flint Capital to back early-stage mobile developers.
Key points
- Mika Games raised $10 million in a funding round led by Flint Capital.
- Mika Games was founded by Wargaming co-founder Nick Katselapov.
- Early-stage mobile game studios often struggle to secure financing for user acquisition.
Why it matters. The funding gives early-stage mobile game studios a potential source of capital as they seek financing for user acquisition, which providers typically tie to an established marketing track record.
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 backs early-stage mobile game studios, which often struggle to secure financing for user acquisition because funding providers typically require an established marketing track record.
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Mika Games raises $10 million to back early-stage mobile developers
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. The round included participation from several new and existing investors. The company said the capital will be used to support early-stage mobile game studios, which often struggle to secure financing for user acquisition and scaling. Mika Games plans to provide both funding and operational support to selected developers. The investment comes as mobile gaming continues to grow but remains a competitive and capital-intensive market.