• SUB2r

  Led · Series A · Mar 2021

  SUB2r develops professional live-streaming cameras used by gamers, content creators, indie filmmakers, studios and in industrial and scientific applications. Its system combines advanced digital imaging technologies and optics with data streaming engines and proprietary on-camera software tools normally found in post-production. The company says its products deliver professional broadcast-quality streaming and are in use around the world. SUB2r is led by co-founder and CEO Richard Neumann. The company intends to use new funding to launch a next-generation live streaming video camera based on an advanced 48MP native 8K camera chip. Financially, SUB2r raised $3.5M in a Series A round.

• Rogue Games

  Led · Equity · Mar 2021

  Rogue Games publishes indie titles and partners with developers to create polished, often off‑the‑wall games for PC, consoles, and mobile. The company has published more than 20 games, including Super Impossible Road (on Apple Arcade), Giant Dancing Plushies, and Fisti‑Fluffs. Rogue was founded in 2019 in San Mateo and also maintains offices in Los Angeles. With the new capital it plans to grow its team, sign new indie and licensed games, and build out its cross‑platform publishing platform. Management says it will continue to support its successful free‑to‑play mobile business while accelerating console and PC publishing, pursuing fewer but bigger titles and licensed partnerships. The company intends to port Super Impossible Road to consoles and PC later this year with high‑end graphics and 120 fps. Rogue Games publishes and helps develop indie games across mobile, console, and PC, with a portfolio that includes Chaos Battle League, Oz: Broken Kingdom, and Super Impossible Road. The company plans to invest the new funds in new platforms, services, and ways to engage gamers, and intends to announce multiple upcoming titles and industry hires after E3 was canceled. A notable upcoming title is Coreupt, a free-to-play 3D fighter targeting next-generation consoles and PC. Rogue emphasizes close involvement early in development to improve gameplay and design despite its small size. The company has 11 employees and said the round will help expand into console and next-generation projects. Financially, the company has raised a total of $3.4 million to date and recently closed a $2 million funding round. Rogue Games operates as a publisher of video games, with user commentary in the article noting a portfolio that includes mobile titles. The piece references “35 mobile games” in reader comments, implying a focus on mobile publishing. The company received external capital when Dmitry Grishin’s Grishin Robotics fund invested $1.25M. The article does not specify the intended use of the proceeds or any product roadmap or future plans. No revenue, user, or other operating metrics were reported beyond the reader-cited game count. Coverage appeared on vc.ru and included reader discussion about the broader games market and the company’s output.

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