Funded Gaming Startups in Singapore
Disclosed round sizes in this Singapore gaming list cluster tightly between $1M and $45M, but k-ID’s $45M round on 2024-06-25 is the clear upper bound: the…
Disclosed round sizes in this Singapore gaming list cluster tightly between $1M and $45M, but k-ID’s $45M round on 2024-06-25 is the clear upper bound: the only other disclosed rounds in the $30M–$40M band are Pixelcraft Studios ($30M on 2023-03-20) and BUD ($37M on 2022-05-23). At the low end, multiple entries land at $1M (The Iterative Collective on 2023-03-17, RSG on 2021-04-15, and Jambox Games on 2021-04-14), making the range span from early-stage small rounds to one distinctly larger late-2024 disclosed event.
Timing is also concentrated: the newest row is Aiko on 2026-03-11, while the oldest is EVOS Esports on 2020-10-16, covering a little under six years. In-stage labeling is incomplete, with “Series Unknown” appearing 4 times (GCL Global Holdings 2025-05-22, Mighty Bear Games 2025-02-03, Pixelcraft Studios 2023-03-20, and MetaCene on 2024-03-11 with blank stage) and one outright “undisclosed” amount (Fragcolor on 2021-11-15). Geographically, every row lists Singapore, Central Region, Singapore, indicating strong location concentration rather than city fragmentation across the dataset.
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Frequently asked
What’s the largest disclosed round in this Singapore gaming set, and how much larger is it than the rest?
k-ID’s $45M on 2024-06-25 is the top disclosed amount. The next-largest disclosed rounds are BUD at $37M (2022-05-23) and Pixelcraft Studios at $30M (2023-03-20), while most other disclosed entries sit well below $20M.
Do rounds cluster in a narrow time window, or are they spread evenly across the years shown?
The dataset spans from EVOS Esports on 2020-10-16 to Aiko on 2026-03-11. Several entries concentrate in 2022–2024, including multiple Seed rounds (e.g., Trailblazer Games $8M on 2022-03-18; Polemos $14M on 2022-04-04; Mythic Protocol $7M on 2023-09-12), rather than a uniform spread.
Which entries look like size outliers worth diligence follow-up?
The main upward outlier is k-ID’s $45M (2024-06-25), while the main downward floor is $1M, appearing for The Iterative Collective on 2023-03-17 and both RSG ($1M on 2021-04-15) and Jambox Games ($1M on 2021-04-14). Fragcolor is a separate “information outlier” with an undisclosed amount on 2021-11-15.
How complete is the stage labeling in these deals, and does it limit comparability?
Stage is missing or non-standard for 5 rows total: “Series Unknown” for GCL Global Holdings (2025-05-22, $3M), Mighty Bear Games (2025-02-03, $4M), Pixelcraft Studios (2023-03-20, $30M), and MetaCene (2024-03-11, $10M), plus blank stage for MetaCene as shown. That means most comparisons by stage must rely on the remaining disclosed stages rather than a full taxonomy.
Is there evidence of geographic fragmentation within Singapore (different cities/areas) or a single-location concentration?
All 22 rows list Singapore, Central Region, Singapore as the location, including EVOS Esports (2020-10-16) and Aiko (2026-03-11). That uniformity suggests no intra-list city fragmentation to account for.
Which funding stages appear most often among disclosed rounds here?
Seed is the most frequent labeled stage in the visible data, with multiple Seed rounds such as 81RAVENS ($5M on 2024-10-30), Cross The Ages ($4M on 2024-05-15), Sekuya ($2M on 2024-05-14), and Polemos ($14M on 2022-04-04). Series A and Series B appear but less consistently (e.g., k-ID $45M on 2024-06-25 as Series A; BUD $37M on 2022-05-23 as Series B).
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