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Get the Sheet for $50BetMGM operates a major online destination for sports betting and digital gaming. The company provides a suite of entertainment products, including its popular sportsbook and iGaming casino platform.
Head Digital Works develops and operates online gaming applications for the Indian market. Their portfolio includes popular platforms like A23, one of the country's leading online rummy games.
thatgamecompany develops artistically crafted video games that are designed to be broadly accessible and emotionally resonant. They are celebrated for creating award-winning titles like Journey and Sky: Children of the Light, which are known for their unique visual styles and cooperative multiplayer experiences.
The Sandbox operates a community-driven virtual world where users can build and own their own gaming experiences. Its platform is built on the blockchain, allowing creators to monetize their voxel-based assets as non-fungible tokens (NFTs).
Triumph builds a software platform that lets game developers add competitive tournaments to their mobile games. Their SDK is designed to help studios drive player engagement and unlock new revenue streams.
SuperGaming creates and publishes mobile games like MaskGun and Silly Royale, which have attracted hundreds of millions of players. The studio is also developing Indus, an ambitious Indo-Futuristic battle royale, built on its own proprietary game engine.
Overtake is building a web3 racing game that allows players to also act as publishers. The platform provides tools for users to create and manage their own in-game content and racing experiences.
HAEGIN develops and publishes mobile games for a global audience, including the popular social metaverse game Play Together. They specialize in creating casual and sports titles that connect players through shared online experiences.
Allwyn operates multi-national lotteries, providing a diverse range of draw-based games and instant-win tickets. The company runs these games across several countries, focusing on innovation and safety to deliver modern lottery experiences.
Rosebud AI develops a platform that generates entire games from simple text prompts. Their Gamemaker tool allows users to craft and share playable worlds just by describing them in words.
Our top picks only scratch the surface of what's happening in online games. The full list includes companies that have raised billions and some that are just getting started. From established studios to brand new crypto and AI projects, the scene is full of energy. Below is a look at the other startups shaping the industry in 2026.
| Startup | Main Industry | Year Founded | Amount Raised | Last Funding Round |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gaming | 2022 | $42.3M | Venture Round | |
| Gaming | 2008 | $1.5B | Debt Financing | |
| Infrastructure | 2018 | $41M | Corporate Round | |
| Media | 2013 | $20M | Venture Round | |
| Gaming | 2021 | $2.6M | Pre-Seed | |
| Gaming | 2015 | $85.5M | Venture Round | |
| Gaming | 2007 | $90M | Venture Round | |
| Sports | 2006 | $75M | Venture Round | |
| Gaming | 2023 | ₹522M | Series A | |
| Crypto | 2021 | $85M | Venture Round | |
| Gaming | 2017 | $83M | Series A | |
| Gaming | 2019 | €26.9M | Series B | |
| Gaming | 2022 | $5M | Seed | |
| Retail | 2018 | €100k | Angel | |
| Fintech | 2016 | €900M | Debt Financing | |
| Gaming | 2019 | $31M | Series A | |
| Gaming | 2024 | $33M | Series A | |
| Hardware | 2017 | — | — | |
| Gaming | 2017 | CN¥7M | Angel | |
| Gaming | 1997 | €106.3M | Venture Round | |
| Gaming | 1995 | $142M | Corporate Round | |
| Gaming | 2020 | $26M | Series A | |
| Gaming | 2024 | $7.3M | Seed | |
| Crypto | 2021 | $18M | Series A | |
| Media | 2021 | $25k | Grant | |
| Infrastructure | 2018 | $99k | Seed | |
| Gaming | 2023 | $9M | Venture Round | |
| Gaming | 2019 | $6M | Seed | |
| Media | 2014 | $100.5M | Series B | |
| Healthcare | 2023 | $25k | Grant | |
| Crypto | 2022 | $6M | Seed | |
| Gaming | 2003 | — | — | |
| Gaming | 2023 | $1M | Initial Coin Offering | |
| Marketing | 2002 | $26.6M | Corporate Round | |
| Gaming | 2020 | €7.1M | Seed | |
| Crypto | 2020 | $20M | Initial Coin Offering | |
| Crypto | 2021 | $15.7M | Series A | |
| Media | 2019 | $4M | Venture Round | |
| Gaming | 2023 | $2.1M | Undisclosed | |
| Media | 2005 | CN¥825M | Secondary Market | |
| Gaming | 2018 | $16.5M | Series A | |
| Gaming | 2018 | $1M | Seed | |
| Crypto | 2019 | $13.6M | Seed | |
| Gaming | 2024 | $12.5M | Series A | |
| Gaming | 2015 | €13.6M | Venture Round | |
| Crypto | 2021 | $4M | Venture Round | |
| Hardware | 2011 | SEK25M | Venture Round | |
| Media | 2021 | €13.6M | Seed | |
| Gaming | 2021 | $3M | Seed | |
| Gaming | 2024 | $600k | Angel | |
| Design | 2020 | $2.5M | Seed | |
| Education | 2017 | €2M | Seed | |
| Infrastructure | 2014 | €10M | Venture Round | |
| Enterprise | 2015 | $5.7M | Series A | |
| Media | 2015 | $2.5M | Seed | |
| Gaming | 1998 | — | — | |
| Media | 2014 | $100M | Series A | |
| Gaming | 2014 | €1.2M | Grant | |
| Gaming | 2022 | £4.3M | Seed | |
| Gaming | 2019 | $1M | Seed | |
| Hardware | 2022 | €450k | Seed | |
| Media | 2019 | $2.5M | Seed | |
| Data | 2020 | €1.1M | Pre-Seed | |
| Gaming | 2023 | $120k | Pre-Seed | |
| Media | 2014 | $2M | Series A | |
| Enterprise | 2015 | €1M | Venture Round | |
| AI | 2015 | €300k | Venture Round | |
| Media | 2005 | CN¥13M | Series A | |
| Gaming | 2020 | NOK4.9M | Equity Crowdfunding | |
| Gaming | 2021 | $120k | Pre-Seed | |
| Gaming | 2021 | €294.4k | Product Crowdfunding | |
| Gaming | 2019 | $250k | Seed | |
| Gaming | 2016 | €300k | Seed | |
| Gaming | 2012 | $400k | Venture Round | |
| Crypto | 2021 | $50k | Seed | |
| Crypto | 2016 | $250k | Pre-Seed | |
| Gaming | 2018 | — | — | |
| Media | 2003 | — | Series A | |
| Gaming | 2020 | — | — | |
| Media | — | — | — | |
| Infrastructure | 2005 | — | — | |
| Gaming | 2017 | — | — | |
| Media | 2014 | — | — |
