<article>Singapore-based mobile games developer <a style="color: #000080;" href="http://www.inzenstudio.com/">Inzen Studio</a> has raised  S$935,000 (US$717,288) in Series A financing from a bunch of investors led by Japan’s Incubate Fund.</article>

Singapore-based mobile games developer <a style="color: #000080;" href="http://www.inzenstudio.com/">Inzen Studio</a> has raised  S$935,000 (US$717,288) in Series A financing from a bunch of investors led by Japan’s Incubate Fund.
Others who joined this round include Singapore-based Hatcher, Global Mobile Game Confederation and angel investors Hans De Back and Melvin Tan.
Inzen joins the likes of Singapore-based King Studio Nonstop Games and Booster Pack Studio, in raising over a million dollars towards funding. King Studio has raised close to $3 million so far, while Booster Pack Studio has bagged financing to the tune of $1.48 million.
The studio, which has now completed two years, had earlier secured $423k seed funding from angel investors Hans de Back and Harveen Narulla, taking the total capital raised to $1.36 million.
The funding will help the company expand to other geographies, especially China, and this is where Global Mobile Game Confederation (GMGC) comes in.
“We’re going to launch a portfolio of great games in China come 2015. A tactical free-form formation shmup, an online multi-touch projectile rebounding PvP game, and a couple more that are in the works! We’re really delighted to have the GMGC on board. Through them, we’ll be able to extend our reach in China and connect with even more Chinese gamers via their publisher networks,” said Gerald Tock, Co-founder and Chieftain, Inzen
Added Song Wei, Secretary General, GMGC: “China&#8217;s market is growing tremendously at the moment. Publishers and platforms are eager to partner with new content providers to bring fresh, original experiences to their users. Inzen has invested time and effort in immersing themselves in the Chinese market and we believe that they will be a great international partner for domestic companies looking to broaden their portfolio.”
In a detailed, yet lively <a href="http://www.inzenstudio.com/2014/11/another-year-older/">blog post</a> on its website, Inzen said that one of the two games it was working on currently had became the top game in China’s App Store when it was soft launched recently.
The company, which has about 13 employees across Singapore and Uraguay,  has so far released two games, the first being WHYMOOLAH, an entertaining simulation to play out life in the city-state, and deals with practical information about living here. This was developed in collaboration with PlayMoolah.
According to information available on its website, the other game is Amazing Studly Strikes, a fast-paced action smash fest, where one plays a warrior on a mission to regain his family’s former glory and should attempt to make the treacherous climb to the top of Megastructure One, while fending off dozens of men in ape suits, elephants, giant mecha gorillas and big nasty tentacles.
Inzen also released a charming comic strip to mark its funding. See it <a href="http://www.inzenstudio.com/2014/11/another-year-older/">here</a>

Singapore’s Inzen Studio raises $720k Series A funding

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