1939 Games, known as the creator of the collectible card game KARDS, is porting its project to mobile devices. The investors of the developers were companies from South Korea and Northern Europe.

The N3twork platform is ready to invest money in the promotion of mobile indie developers. To this end, she has established two new foundations.

The company is looking for strong and competent developers.

Indian businessman Rakesh Jhunjhunwala has acquired a minority stake in mobile game developer Nazara Technologies for $27.9 million.

While everyone is discussing loot boxes, social casinos are attracting new investors. The mobile slots developer studio Huuuge Games raised about $50 million of investments in the investment round of the series C.

Bon Games game studio from Finland raised $1.4 million at the seed stage of investment for the development and publication of its first game — a mobile simulator of the transport company Transit King.

The British studio Supersolid has received $4 million in investments to develop new features for the social mobile game Home Street and promote the project.

Mobile publisher Animoca Brands from Hong Kong has raised more than $5 million in investment funds for the development of a series of media products dedicated to Garfield the cat.

Finnish developer Small Giant Games has closed an investment round of €5.4 ($5.7) million to promote its new Empires & Puzzles game.

The Finnish team Seriously, the creator of the game Best Fiends, raised $ 18 million during the investment round A. The company shared information about this on its website.

A startup from Helsinki called Ministry of Games received €1.8 million for a mobile game.

Frenzoo Studio, the creator of the Me Girl series of games, has attracted investments worth $ 1 million. With the money received, the company will continue to create games “for girls and women of all ages.”

The Finnish gaming industry has become one of the most attractive for investors among the Nordic countries. The Pocketgamer resource understands why.

The Pollen venture fund offers mobile gaming startups money for the already existing revenue of the game, which developers have yet to receive from the store.

London-based startup Brainbow Games has received investments worth $ 1.2 million, which will be directed to the development of mobile educational games of the new generation.