Kameha Ventures launches $27m fund to support game tech startups
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European venture capital firm Kameha Ventures has launched a €25 million ($27m) fund to support early-stage startups working in games tech.
The company said it will prioritise investment in AI, spatial computing, ultra-realistic 3D graphics, next-gen monetisation, and cloud platforms.
Kameha Ventures’ fund is backed by industry veterans with deal-making and mentoring experience. Beyond financial support, the team will provide strategic guidance, mentorship, and long-term backing for early-stage founders.
Their hands-on involvement aims to help startups navigate the rapidly evolving games tech landscape and emerging business models.
Shaping the next generation
“Forthcoming innovations such as AI, spatial computing, high-fidelity 3D, evolving monetisation engines, and cloud gaming are rapidly transforming game tech and spreading into other industries,” the VC firm wrote in a post.
“This growth makes the space as promising as it is complex, requiring deep expertise to spot the right trends and companies.
“Our world-class team of game tech veterans, with unmatched access to top startups and expertise in deal-making and mentoring, is positioned to deliver exceptional returns.”
