Arkadium, a browser-based gaming company, has announced the launch of its publishing service for third-party game developers. This new service will provide developers with comprehensive support in areas such as marketing, research and monetization. Kenny Rosenblatt, CEO of Arkadium, stated that the “Arkadium for Developers” program launched in April has produced positive results.
He said: “We can now expand by offering our publishing service to third-party games, something I’ve always wanted to do. With Arkadium as a publisher, we’re supporting game developers in a more robust and dedicated way.”
Arkadium also unveiled its $1 million Arkadium Publishing Fund 1 (APF1), which will provide financial support for browser-based games on the Arkadium network. Rosenblatt explained, “This initial fund will be distributed based on the developer’s needs.”
Arkadium introduces developer support program
Some developers need cash to fund their title, while others seek distribution/user guarantees or paid marketing support. We design our offerings to best support their needs.”
The initiative launches with a portfolio of seven third-party browser games, including Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?, developed in collaboration with Sony, Multiplayer Chess Online, the puzzle game Ridella, the word game Categories, the escape game Room Escape, and the puzzle games Element Blocks and Zoo Boom.
Rosenblatt emphasized: “In addition to funding new game ideas, we guarantee that your title will be seen by millions of viewers. The discoverability and promotion of new games on our platform is where we support developers the most. In addition, we offer developers access to the highest quality players on the market.”
Our players come from Tier 1 countries with high advertising CPMs and disposable income for microtransactions. We want to help developers succeed by providing them with the audience, partners and expertise they need.”
Arkadium’s Publishing Services and Support Fund aims to support developers and provide more exciting and higher quality games to players around the world.
