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Gambitious today launched its unique hybrid crowdfunding platform for video games,accepting both fan donations and equity investments.Gambitious' launch portfolio includes seven new projects...
Gambitious is the first professional crowd funding platform exclusively dedicated to the games industry. We offer an exclusive hybrid model of crowdfunding via donation pledges/prebuys from...
A new crowdfunding platform specifically targeted at the games industry has launched today. Called Gambitious, the service allows developers and publishers to try and secure funding for a new or...
In episode two of our podcast, From the Crowd, Crowdsourcing.org's Eric Mack and Eric Blattberg speak with Paul Hanraets, whose new project is Gambitious, a crowdfunding platform for game development that uses Symbid's equity model.
Gambitious, a crowdsourcing platform solely for games, is set to launch the first week of June, which not coincidentally is during E3. The date was announced by Gambitious CEO Korstiaan Zandvliet...
This week, entrepreneur Paul Hanraets and his team launched Gambitious, an equity-based crowdfunding platform for video games. Gambitious allows investors to purchase a stake in video game projects posted on the platform, promising its users a share of the profits should the game succeed.
Gambitious, a crowdfunding platform for video games, announced its official launch today. The platform advocates the ‘hybrid’ model of crowdfunding, which consists of both donations and investments. We speak with the cofounder, Mike Wilson, to bring you the latest.
CEO Korstiaan Zandvliet announced the date of the launch during his keynote today at the Dutch Festival of Games. "The main difference between Gambitious and the currently popular...
"The Gambitious crowdfunding model is the first of its kind, providing a new way for small and large investors to directly invest in a wide selection of promising game projects, taking home a...
Gambitious has announced that their equity-based crowdfunding platform will be launching worldwide in March.
Game developer Double Fine first made news last month by literally raising nearly a million dollars overnight, now the final tally for the company's Kickstarter campaign to crowdfund a new point-and-click adventure game is in and it's astounding -- $3.34 million dollars.
Brian Fargo, chief executive of video game development studio inXile entertainment, successfully raised over $1 million through Kickstarter to create a sequel Wasteland, his 1988 post-apocalyptic role-playing game.
In addition to this equity-based model, Gambitious plans to add support for traditional donation-based funding sometime after launch. Devolver co-founder and Gambitious partner Mike Wilson added...
As others have attested to, running a very public campaign for an unfinished creative project on any crowd funding site is going to be a taxing and stressful process. Because of how time...
So why aren’t they using Kickstarter? Well, it almost certainly has something to do with the fact that 3D Realms founder Scott Miller is one of five people on the Gambitious advisory board....
Here are some of the best and promising crowdfunding websites, along with their key differentiators: - With more than $350M raised for projects since 2009, Kickstarter is the best-known...
Every Friday I take a look back at what's been notable or otherwise interesting in the crowdiverse, and over the last seven days, the Crowdsourcing space has continued to become more... well, crowded.
But Kickstarter is the biggest. To date, it has raised more than $200 million for 20,000 projects, or about 44 percent of those that sought financing on the site. Only projects that meet their...
There are many different crowdfunding platforms and strategies, each with its own distinct advantages. General-purpose sites offer exposure: *Kickstarter is probably the best-known....
In the third installment of Crowdsourcing.org's From the Crowd podcast, editor Eric Mack spoke with Clickworker CEO Christian Rozsenich (pictured above, on the right, with former CEO Wolfgang Kitza) about the company's growing crowd and the future of crowdsourcing worldwide.
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