Funded Gaming Startups
Among the 50 most recent gaming rounds shown, the largest disclosed amount is Ionik’s $100M on 2026-06-23.
Among the 50 most recent gaming rounds shown, the largest disclosed amount is Ionik’s $100M on 2026-06-23. That figure dwarfs the next-largest disclosed rounds (SharpLink $75M on 2026-06-22; Novig $75M on 2026-02-18), while most other disclosed amounts cluster much lower, including several single-digit rounds such as Verse Work $3M (2026-06-23) and Trophy Games $4M (2026-06-09). Disclosed smaller rounds show a long tail alongside a meaningful amount of non-disclosed data: 8 of 50 entries are “undisclosed,” and 21 of 50 are labeled “Series Unknown.”
Timing also clusters: 20 of the 50 rows fall between 2026-05-01 and 2026-06-23, with multiple entries sharing the same round dates (notably 2026-06-23 and 2026-06-22). Geographically, the list is broad rather than hub-dense, but the strongest repeated pattern is “series-stage ambiguity,” with many sizable rounds still appearing under “Series Unknown” (e.g., SharpLink $75M on 2026-06-22; Bear Hug Entertainment $28M on 2026-06-02). Dates span from 2025-11-05 (Gliding Deer) to 2026-06-29 (TinyBuild).
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Frequently asked
What’s the biggest disclosed round in this gaming set, and how far above the rest is it?
Ionik’s $100M round on 2026-06-23 is the top disclosed amount in the 50-row list. The next-largest disclosed rounds are SharpLink at $75M (2026-06-22) and Novig at $75M (2026-02-18), meaning the $100M round sits well above the rest rather than in the same disclosed range.
Do the most recent entries cluster into a narrow time window?
Yes. Between 2026-05-01 and 2026-06-23 there are 20 of 50 rows, including same-day concentrations like 2026-06-23 (Ionik $100M, Philweb Corporation $33M, Verse Work $3M) and 2026-06-22 (Reactional Music $7M, SharpLink $75M).
How much of the list lacks disclosed round sizing or stage disclosure?
Non-disclosed amounts appear in 8 of 50 rows (e.g., TinyBuild on 2026-06-29; onibi on 2026-06-10; Spektra Games on 2026-06-08). Stage labels are also often opaque: 21 of 50 entries use “Series Unknown,” including large disclosed rounds like SharpLink $75M (2026-06-22) and Bear Hug Entertainment $28M (2026-06-02).
Which stage labels show up most among the disclosed rounds?
“Series Unknown” is the most frequent stage label at 21 of 50 entries. Among the explicitly labeled stages, “Seed” appears repeatedly (e.g., Reactional Music $7M on 2026-06-22; Odd Meter $5M on 2026-05-13; Mother Games $15M on 2026-05-05), but disclosed “Seed” amounts range widely from small figures like $220K (Nightmare Games, 2026-05-06) to $15M (Mother Games, 2026-05-05).
Are there outliers worth flagging beyond the single largest round?
Yes. Several very small disclosed amounts sit near the floor of disclosed sizing, such as PlayerSense $270K (2026-03-09) and Nightmare Games $220K (2026-05-06), contrasted with multiple $30M+ rounds like Reforged Studios $30M (2026-04-16) and Bear Hug Entertainment $28M (2026-06-02). The overall spread is wide, with one clear top-end ($100M) and a low disclosed tail.
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