The American studio PerBlue, which developed Greed for Glory, one of the first three-dimensional clones of Clash of Clans, announced the closure of the next round of funding. This time she managed to raise $3 million.
PerBlue was founded in 2008. Western media drew attention to the company in 2010, when the startup announced the first successes of Parallel Kingdom, a geolocation role-playing game. In the same year, PerBlue raised $800,000 from independent investors.
Greed for GloryIn 2012, the company announced that it earns $200,000 a month on its games.
A little later, she took up the development of a three-dimensional clone of Clash of Clans – Greed for Glory. She released the game in June 2013 on Google Play. To date, the project has been in the box office Top 100 in 40 regions.
Yesterday it became known that Lightbank invested $3 million in the development of the company.
Source: http://www.pocketgamer.biz