Question 1

How do I find investors for my indie game?

Accepted Answer

Search by game, market, or investor name, then read the source-audited official thesis before adding a fund to your outreach list. When an official stage or cheque range is not published, the directory says undisclosed instead of filling the gap with an estimate.

Question 2

What VCs invest in gaming?

Accepted Answer

The directory includes gaming-native funds, publishers, accelerators, corporate investors, and broader consumer or technology funds with a gaming track record. A source-audited row shows the mandate in the investor's own terms so a past gaming deal is not mistaken for a current gaming thesis.

Question 3

How much do gaming VCs invest?

Accepted Answer

178 source-audited records currently publish at least one side of their cheque range. For an audited fund, a blank range means its official site did not state one; the directory does not fall back to an older estimate. Confirm terms before outreach.

Question 4

How is this gaming investor list ordered?

Accepted Answer

The directory opens in a practical recommended order so current, games-relevant and reachable investors appear first. Historical, unverified, rebranded and corrected records remain available under Other and sort last. There is no paid placement or public score.

Question 5

What does ‘reviewed’ mean in this directory?

Accepted Answer

1,057 records have now been checked directly against investor-controlled sources for canonical name, current thesis, logo, pitch route, status, and any published mandate fields. An older dataset review exists for 1,054 records, but it is kept distinct and does not authorize unsupported official claims.

Question 6

Should I only pitch funds marked active?

Accepted Answer

Active is the strongest starting signal, and 678 funds currently carry that tag. It is still a research indicator, not a guarantee that a fund is deploying capital today or fits your game. Sequence your best-fit active funds first, learn from those conversations, and widen the batch deliberately.

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