Since its founding, the company has raised $165 million. Today, Homa has more than 160 employees of 34 nationalities. Homa-based games have been installed more than one billion times, and the download rate has grown more than 100% in less than a year.

One year after its $65 million Series A funding round, French mobile game publisher Homa received a $100 million Series B round. The Series B funding was jointly led by Quadrille Capital and Headline, with participation from Northzone, leading crypto fund Fabric Ventures, Bpifrance, Eurazeo and Singular.

Today, Homa offers a full stack of developer tools, data and profit analysis, allowing creators to compete on equal footing with global game studios.

This new round of funding is a testament to our team’s boundless ambition. Homa technology helps game studios of all sizes increase their potential: working on the right idea, accelerating production, making better decisions with data, and distributing the app worldwide. We look forward to helping even more studios and giving gamers an amazing gaming experience.

Daniel Nathan, co-founder and CEO of Homa

Side note: Rebranding Homa Games.

The new fundraising round will help Homa expand its business by investing in technology products and data, attracting a global talent pool, and implementing new partnerships and strategic acquisitions. Homa Lab will be a crucial investment area as releases are expected to add value to the toolkit in the coming months.

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Founded in 2018 by Daniel Nathan and Olivier Le Bas, Homa develops technology to empower game developers worldwide, increasing efficiency at every app production and publishing stage.

The company’s technology enables developers to increase the speed of projects. Thanks to the company, most games are developed in a few weeks, as opposed to months before, growing studios’ chances of success.

Homa creates a platform for game creativity. It allows creators to focus on game development. The company ensures that developers can compete with large and well-funded studios on an equal footing.

Jonathan Userovici, Partner at Headline

The speed of development is increasing thanks to Homa Lab’s technology platform, which provides studios with market insight, ideas, analytics, and A/B testing capabilities. Developers use Homa Lab and go from prototyping to monetizing and optimizing their first hit, thanks to one platform.

Homa’s versatile platform allows independent developers around the world to reach the production and marketing capabilities of major studios. We were impressed with the team assembled by Daniel and Olivier, who demonstrated a rare combination of vision, flawless execution and tireless work ethic. Quadrille Capital enthusiastically supports Homa’s journey to democratize and reinvent mobile gaming.

Brice Delome from Quadrille Capital

Since 2018, Homa has released over 80 games that more than one billion people have downloaded. These are products in the categories of hyper-casual, arcade, casual and tabletop. The company continues to increase its presence in the ever-evolving mobile gaming environment.

Homa’s Merge Master launched in January 2022 and quickly became the most downloaded mobile game in the world.

Merge Master by Homa

This year, the company began a partnership with Web3 gaming giant Sorare and is investing in creating new features in the Web3 marketplace. The new partnership will allow developers to control virtual worlds and the in-game economy.

Homa’s goal is to create a universe of interconnected games and give the community ownership of Homa’s favourite characters, like Valentine of SkyRoller, which has already made a community of 255,000 people in TikTok.

The Homa engine has enabled developers and studios to create hit games using a data-driven toolkit focused on optimizing core game cycles and monetization. Working with companies like Sorare, Decentraland and Axie Infinity, we are convinced that bringing digital assets to mobile games is the next evolutionary step that will create entire virtual economies and bring the first billion users to Web3.

Max Mersch from Fabric Ventures

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