Arkadium, a browser-based gaming company, has announced the launch of its publishing service for third-party game developers. This new service aims to provide developers with extensive resources in marketing, research, monetization, and other forms of support. The company’s CEO, Kenny Rosenblatt, stated that the “Arkadium for Developers” program has already seen success since its launch in April. With the publishing service, Arkadium aims to elevate its support for game developers in a more robust and invested way.
Additionally, Arkadium has introduced the $1 million Arkadium Publishing Fund 1 (APF1) to provide monetary support to browser-based games in its network. The fund will be distributed based on the specific needs of each developer, whether it be cash funding, distribution/user guarantees, or paid marketing support. This customized approach ensures that developers receive the necessary resources to support their games effectively.
To kickstart the publishing initiative, Arkadium has launched a portfolio of seven third-party browser games, including popular titles like “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?” created in partnership with Sony. The company is focused on offering developers discoverability and promotion opportunities on its platform, guaranteeing that millions of eyeballs will see their titles. Arkadium also prides itself on providing the highest quality players from Tier 1 countries, who are more likely to spend on micro-transactions, ensuring developers have a profitable audience.
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Overall, Arkadium’s publishing service and the APF1 fund showcase the company’s dedication to supporting game developers. By providing resources, funding, and promotion opportunities, Arkadium aims to help developers succeed in the highly competitive gaming industry.