MobileBits
Multiplayer online game development for mobile devices.
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MobileBits GmbH is a German video game development studio founded in 2009 by Karsten Wysk, Benjamin Nitschke, and Leif Griga. The company, formerly known as exDream, focuses on creating multiplayer online games for mobile platforms. Their portfolio includes titles such as "Soulcraft" and "Soulcraft2," which are available on the Google Play store, Apple Store, and Steam.
The studio's business model generates revenue through a combination of paid games, in-app purchases, and advertisements. It also provides services by developing mobile versions of existing games for social and browser game companies. In its early stages, MobileBits secured an undisclosed amount of seed funding on December 1, 2009, from investors including HTGF, German Accelerator, and EnjoyVenture. The company was acquired by iVentureGroup on June 13, 2012.
Keywords: mobile game development, video game studio, multiplayer online games, Android games, iOS games, Steam games, in-app purchases, game advertising, Soulcraft, exDream
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