Led · Series A · Nov 2025

WizzWoods is a Web3 game developer focused on creating blockchain-enabled gaming experiences. The company aims to leverage decentralized technology to offer players true ownership of in-game assets and an open, player-driven economy. Its current efforts center on accelerating product development to bring its first titles to market. The team plans to use newly raised capital to scale both technical infrastructure and game content, positioning itself for rapid growth in the expanding Web3 gaming sector. Financially, WizzWoods has just secured a $10 million Series A round, providing ample runway for continued development. No user or revenue metrics were disclosed in the articles, but the fresh funds indicate investor confidence in its roadmap. Strategic support from established blockchain investors is expected to help the company form partnerships and broaden its community outreach. With this backing, WizzWoods intends to solidify its presence in the competitive Web3 gaming landscape.

Participated · Series B · Aug 2025

SuperGaming is an Indian game development studio best known for titles such as Indus Battle Royale and Silly Royale, and for producing award-winning mobile experiences. The company develops proprietary technology including the Indus Engine and SuperPlatform, a cloud-based SaaS built in partnership with Google Cloud to power hyperscale, real-time multiplayer games for lower-end devices in emerging markets. SuperGaming has pursued Web3 integration through projects like Tower Conquest: Metaverse Edition on Polygon and a Layer-3 Superchain partnership with B3 GameChain on Base to enable asset continuity and interoperable progression. The new capital will be used to expand Indus internationally (starting with Latin America in partnership with LOUD.GG), scale game development capabilities, hire top-tier talent, create new original IP, and deepen publisher partnerships. Financially, the company closed a $15M Series B following a $5.5M Series A in October 2021, with returning backers reaffirming support. SuperGaming highlights strong market validation—Indus won Google Play's "Best Made in India" award for 2024—and positions SuperPlatform as the primary focus for global expansion and developer-facing monetization and live-ops tools. SuperGaming is a Pune-based game developer that builds and publishes mobile and multiplayer titles. It has developed its own game engine for running hyper-scale, real-time multiplayer games and holds the official PAC-MAN mobile game. Its catalogue includes MaskGun (which crossed 50 million installs), Devil Amongst Us (10 million installs within four months), and Tower Conquest. The company also offers Bored, a suite of games for remote teams used in over 2,500 Slack workspaces across the US, UK, Europe and India. SuperGaming raised $5.5M in a Series A and plans to use the proceeds to expand talent by 60%, build a publishing division and market existing titles. It intends to launch a battle royale, Indus, in early 2022. SuperGaming is building a social platform that serves as a party hub for casual gamers, offering a genre of casual, social and party games. The product targets a broader audience than hard-core titles, aiming for games played by a much larger and diverse audience. The company plans to use the newly raised capital to launch its social platform and to enter international markets within the next year. SuperGaming raised $1.3 million in a seed round to fund these efforts. Founders are Roby John (co-founder and chief executive), Navneet Waraich (director of technology), and Sanket Nadhani; John previously co-founded and led Pune-based June Gaming. The article cites a KPMG and Google study projecting India’s online gaming market to grow to $1 billion by 2021 from $290 million in 2017, highlighting the opportunity SuperGaming targets.

Participated · Seed · Mar 2025

Tarta Labs is a Singapore-based startup focused on building a next-generation anime IP ecosystem centered on games and web3 partnerships. Its core product effort is Spot Zero, a 3D anime-style action role-playing game developed by its studio, Tarta Games. The company intends to use the new funding to advance Spot Zero’s development and prepare for CBT1 gameplay. It is actively partnering with web2 anime gaming influencers and KOLs across multiple regions and collaborating with 30+ web3 gaming guilds/communities to drive early engagement. Financially, Tarta Labs completed a $4.5M pre-seed round and has previously received million-dollar grant support from Arbitrum and Mantle. The team plans to use proceeds for game development, influencer CBT1 access, and exclusive online events ahead of official launch.

Participated · Seed · Dec 2024

GAIB provides an economic layer for AI compute, tokenizing enterprise-grade GPUs and their yields to create yield-bearing assets backed by real AI demand. Its platform aims to create a decentralized, liquid market for GPU financing and to enable DeFi use cases built on top, including GPU-backed stablecoins, lending and borrowing, options and futures, and structured products. The company intends to use the funds to expand R&D and operations, accelerate product iteration, and strengthen its infrastructure. GAIB is led by CEO and Founder Kony Kwong and is based in Singapore. The article does not report operating metrics such as revenue or user counts.

Participated · Seed · Apr 2024

Aark is a perpetual DEX built around LRT (liquidity resilient token) assets that supplies liquidity to enable high‑leverage trading. The protocol provides delta‑neutral yields for LRTs, which in turn supply liquidity for perpetual traders, and its infrastructure aims to deliver CEX‑level liquidity on‑chain. Aark claims capacity for up to 1000x leverage for long‑tail assets and emphasizes security, scalability, and composability. The team plans to grow headcount and develop more scalable liquidity solutions to pursue a target $10 billion TVL market. Aark positions itself as a leader in on‑chain derivatives and LRTfi, and is described as operating on Arbitrum in investor commentary. No revenue or user metrics were disclosed in the article. Aark is a decentralized derivatives exchange built on Arbitrum for professional traders. It employs a new automated market maker architecture called parallel market maker (PMM) that enables trading of 300+ pairs including super long‑tail assets. PMM reflects liquidity from the order books of top centralized exchanges, which Aark says makes it more liquid than any other centralized or decentralized exchange. Aark also launched delta‑neutral liquidity pools to enhance capital efficiency, collateral options, and liquidity pool size while providing a user experience comparable to centralized exchanges. The company received an investment from OKX Ventures; the amount was not disclosed. Aark intends to use the funds to expand operations and broaden its business reach.