Irish games developer Digit Game Studios has raised a $2.5 million Series A round led by Delta Partners, who have invested $2.1m with existing investor ACT Venture Capital also participating. This brings the total amount raised by Digit to $3.75m with both Delta and ACT previously investing in Digit’s seed round via the AIB Startup Accelerator Fund.
The new capital will enable Digit to double the size of it workforce with the creation of 25 new jobs in Dublin as the startup doubles down on its mission to create what it calls “Seamlessly Cross-Platform” games — online games that can be played on multiple devices, with the game player starting the game on one device and seamlessly picking up play on another.
Martin Frain, CMO at Digit, explains more in a statement: “Seamlessly cross-platform is a new way of playing games. It allows our games to be played on any connected device and our players can transition between them. Players can play on their browser in the morning, their smartphone on the train and on their tablet in the evening. They can also play against friends who are using a different device”.
Founded in early 2012 and based in Dublin, Digit’s first game is Kings of the Realm (KotR), a massively multiplayer strategy game. It’s due for release later this year, along with the first book in a series from Penguin.
Founded in 2012 by a veteran team, Digit is an independent VC backed game developer headquartered in Dublin, Ireland. We’re building a new breed of online games, we call them ‘Seamlessly Cross-Platform’. This new gaming technology allows players to play their game on any device, including iOS, Android, Browser and Social platforms (such as Facebook) and move between devices seamlessly. It also allows friends to play against each other even if they do not have the same type of device....
Delta Partners is a venture capital firm investing primarily in Ireland and the United Kingdom. It was established in 1994 and has €250 million under management. Delta is currently investing two funds: Delta Equity Fund (DEF) III and the BOISES Seed Fund 2010. The firm has a strong focus on investing in early stage technology companies, and the team has made over 60 investments across these two themes: > Technology-based Businesses > MedTech & Other Healthcare
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