The golden rules for game devs looking to raise institutional funding
summary
Focuses on institutional rounds to raise millions of euros, insists studios must be mobile free-to-play to compete in US/top-grossing lists, shows consolidation as CPI rises and big players (King, EA) dominate, cites European Series A deal sizes around ≈ $4M (with outliers like CCP $30M) and strategic investors such as Nexon/Gamevil filling VC gaps, recommends a team with prior top‑300 grossing mobile experience, a commercial director and BI, tight financial/legal docs and a clear breakdown of uses of funds.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 2:37Why Choose the Us
- 7:00Germany
- 7:44Who's Investing
- 9:48Try To Assemble as Great of a Team As Humanly Possible
- 10:26Commercial Director
- 12:33Monetization
- 14:51Financial Competence
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