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Marketplace for blockchain gaming and NFTs
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Senior
Mumbai, Maharashtra, India + 6 more
More locations: Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India | Hyderabad, Telangana, India | Pune, Maharashtra, India | Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India | Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India | Bengaluru, Karnataka, India
Fractal is a platform that connects game developers and players in the blockchain-based gaming and NFT market. It allows developers to list their games and in-game assets, while gamers can explore, purchase, and trade unique digital items known as NFTs, which represent ownership of various collectibles. The platform supports multiple games, including popular titles like "House of Sparta" and "Mini Royale," which integrate NFTs into their gameplay. Fractal generates revenue by taking a commission on transactions that occur on its marketplace, including both new NFT sales and secondary market trades. Additionally, Fractal fosters community engagement through social media channels like Discord and Twitter, keeping users informed about new listings and trends. The company's goal is to create a vibrant ecosystem where developers and gamers can thrive together in the growing intersection of gaming and blockchain technology.
Company Size
1-10
Company Stage
Seed
Total Funding
$35.2M
Headquarters
San Francisco, California
Founded
2021
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Renfe secured a €78 million contract, while Madrid-based Fractal raised $10 million led by Kayyak Ventures. Oakley Capital acquired a 70% stake in logistics software company Alerce, which has sales of around €12 million and EBITDA between €4 million and €5 million. Other funding news includes Shakers raising €6 million, Cocoon €2 million, and Kalma €1 million. Accenture acquired cybersecurity firm Innotec Security. Nauta led an €8.8 million Series A round in UK-based Spotted Zebra.
Missed the GamesBeat Summit excitement? Don't worry! Tune in now to catch all of the live and virtual sessions here. Justin Kan’s Fractal is unveiling FStudio, a set of tools that make it easier for game studios to build, market and monetize Web3 games without blockchain expertise.Kan, the cofounder of Twitch who started Fractal in 2021 to build tools for blockchain games, believes that blockchain tech is the best way to get to a player-driven economy. But he said the problem is the gaming industry has become obsessed with talking about that backend technology – turning off players and distracting Web3 startups from the main mission: creating excellent gameplay experiences. To move forward, we need to refocus the conversation on the players, not the tech, Kan said in an interview with GamesBeat.“In the last eight months or so, we’ve been working on a bunch of features that help empower the next wave of developers for Web3 gaming,” Kan said. “We call it FStudio. We’re solving the problems that we learned from talking to developers
Gaming-centric Web3 startup and NFT marketplace Fractal has announced Fractal Studio, or FStudio, a three-part product the firm says will enable video game developers to more easily add crypto integrations into their titles without having to code.
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