Web3 Chain Game Infinitar Closes $9 Million Series A Funding Round
On October 11th, Web3's multiplayer online competitive game (MOBA) Infinitar announced the completion of a $9 million Series A round of financing co-led by Lam Group and AccelByte, with participation from Waterdrip Capital, AC Capital, DEX Ventures, and Mason Labs, bringing its total post-investment valuation to $11.9 million. The round valued the company at $150 million, bringing its total funding to $11.9 million. Infinitar announced future plans to launch a public beta and experience center as well as a gaming guild, community, and studio node program, a Gold mining system, and a token TGE announcement.
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