Participated · Series A · Feb 2025

Superlogic runs a blockchain-enabled loyalty management platform for enterprises. The system converts conventional reward points into on-chain tokens and transforms redeemable products or service experiences into tradable “digital badges.” This structure is designed to give brands tighter control and broader flexibility when running loyalty programs. Its customer roster already includes major payments player American Express, underscoring early commercial validation. By leveraging blockchain, Superlogic aims to increase transparency, interoperability, and user engagement within loyalty ecosystems. Financial metrics such as revenue or user numbers were not disclosed in the article. The company has just secured additional capital to advance its platform and deepen customer relationships.

Participated · Seed · Feb 2024

Overworld is developing a third-person 3D action role-playing game (ARPG) built in Unreal Engine 5 for current-gen consoles, PCs and mobile devices. The team is focused on completing an alpha build and aims to deliver a best-in-class free-to-play RPG with world-class visuals and compelling game design. The studio plans to implement player ownership in a frictionless and optional way that complements the gameplay rather than making it the primary feature. Overworld has published a successful NFT collection, “Overworld Incarna,” which ranked among the top ten traded collections for over five weeks in 2023. The project was incubated by the Xterio ecosystem, which provided initial funding and tech contributions and will publish the game via Xterio’s platform. The seed financing announced in the press release will be used to accelerate development and expand the community around the multiplayer experience and digital collectibles. Overworld is developing high-quality, free-to-play multiplayer role-playing games that integrate digital collectibles and player ownership. Its first game is an online RPG in development for PC, consoles and mobile, intended to establish the Overworld brand. The studio plans to launch a digital collectible drop that grants holders unique benefits and early access, slated for Q2 2023. Overworld is incubated by Jeremy Horn, Xterio’s COO and a former VP of Strategy at Jam City, and the core team of six includes industry veterans from Riot Games, Disney, Krafton, Jam City and Ubisoft. Xterio and its operating company LibeccioTech are providing initial funding and platform support to help launch game-themed collectibles and related services. The company will leverage the Xterio platform’s marketplace, social community hub and user-centric tools as part of its product and community strategy.

Participated · Equity · Mar 2023

London-based Hadean began as a VR and video-game simulation startup and has since pivoted to defence and wider resilience technology, repurposing its large-scale multiplayer gaming engine for military wargaming, command-and-control and battlefield training. Its core platform now powers products such as domainAI for real-time live-combat decision-making and Sceptre, a ‘UK SME sovereign stack’ that links specialist suppliers for easier defence procurement. The company collaborates with major contractors, including a 2025 partnership with Palantir to supply simulation and AI tools to the UK armed forces, and is running a Cabinet Office project to model pandemic responses. Hadean is also engaged in a situational-awareness project for Ukrainian citizen soldiers and sees the U.S. defence market as its fastest-growing revenue source. Sources place the company’s valuation between $100 million and $200 million, and management is preparing for a roughly $100 million Series B later this year. Although specific revenue numbers were not disclosed, executives describe business as “booming,” buoyed by rising U.S. defence spending and recent procurement successes in the U.K.

Participated · Equity · Jul 2022

Mighty Bear Games is a Singapore-based studio building mobile-first, multi-platform games led by CEO Simon Davis. The studio has rapidly established itself as a partner for leading IPs and platform owners with titles including Butter Royale and Disney Melee Mania. It is expanding into web3 with its first blockchain game, Mighty Action Heroes, a multiplayer third-person battle royale slated for release later this year. Mighty Action Heroes will be powered by Polygon, and the studio plans to release an NFT PFP collection this summer tied to early access and in-game rewards. The company raised $10M in funding to accelerate growth and expand operations. Polygon will also provide funding, marketing, technical advice, strategy and ecosystem support for the web3 title. Mighty Bear is a Singapore-based game studio preparing its debut smartphone title. The startup was founded by four former King.com staffers and its 18-person team includes veterans from Ubisoft, EA, Lucasarts, Disney and Gameloft. Its first game is an MMORPG currently being soft-tested for scalability among users in India and the Philippines, with a full iOS and Android launch planned later this year. The studio intends to launch a second title as well and manage both games concurrently, aiming to streamline large desktop experiences into five-minute play sessions for a broader audience. As part of R&D, Mighty Bear creates videos and advertising for mock games to test user engagement and refine concepts before soft launch. Financially, the company previously raised $775,000 in a pre-seed round in early 2017 and has now secured a new seven-figure financing of roughly $2.5 million. Mighty Bear Games is a Singapore-based studio founded by four former King.com/Non Stop Games employees: Simon Davis, Fadzuli Said, Benjamin Chevalier and Saurabh Shukul. The eight-person team has more than 50 years of combined game-development experience and is based at Pixel Studios, a government-backed initiative. The studio is developing its first release, a mobile role-playing game, with plans to launch in test markets before the end of the year. Mighty Bear intends to focus on mobile titles and targets Western gamers while remaining headquartered in Singapore. The company formed after King.com closed its Singapore office following Activision’s acquisition, and the founders saw the closure as an opportunity to start anew. The team cites Singapore’s talent pool, regional access and government support as reasons to stay.

Led · Series A · Feb 2022

KnownOrigin operates a platform that showcases and sells digital artwork and NFTs, aiming to democratise the art world and simplify transaction processes for creators. Launched out of a Manchester basement in 2018, the company works with over 5,000 creators selling to collectors around the world. In the past year KnownOrigin generated more than $30 million in sales and saw a ten-fold increase in unique collectors and creators. The company has partnered with brands including Adidas, Netflix, and Adobe. It has implemented a royalties system to ensure independent artists receive royalties instantly on secondary sales. KnownOrigin plans to reinvest the new funding to expand its reach and further support artists in the space.