Playable Worlds key facts
- Developer of a cloud-native online gaming platform intended to cater to the community interested in massively multiplayer online games (MMOs).
- It has raised $37.7M across 1 recorded rounds; the latest was Seed Round ($1.2M) in Jul 2019.
- Notable investors include Gaingels, Evolution VC Partners, Sand Hill Angels, Galaxy Interactive, Washington Harbour — 11 tracked in total.
- Playable Worlds has filed 1 Form D with the SEC, most recently Jul 2019 ($1.2M sold to 5 investors).
- Status: Privately Held (backing).
Who backs Playable Worlds
11+- ·The complete investor list: 11 names
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Playable Worlds funding rounds
1 roundsHow much has Playable Worlds raised?
Playable Worlds has raised $37.7 million in total; 1 of its rounds is on record. The largest on record was a $1.2 million seed round in Jul 2019.
Playable Worlds has filed 1 Form D with the SEC, most recently in Jul 2019 ($1.2 million sold to 5 investors).
Playable Worlds investors
11 investors are on record for Playable Worlds, including Gaingels, Evolution VC Partners, Sand Hill Angels and Galaxy Interactive. By type, the record holds 5 venture capital firms. The seed round in Jul 2019 drew 5 investors.
About Playable Worlds
Developer of a cloud-native online gaming platform intended to cater to the community interested in massively multiplayer online games (MMOs). The company's game offers computing power that can be used to facilitate living worlds of vast scale, with rich yet accessible gameplay and simulation, enabling users to get a completely new way of gaming conveniently.
- Sector
- Information Technology
- HQ
- San Marcos, CA, United States
- Founded
- 2018
- Employees
- 60
- Website
- playableworlds.com/
- Ownership
- Privately Held (backing)
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