Metatheory raised $24M in a Series A funding round led by Andreessen Horowitz. The company behind DuskBreakers will focus on building web3 blockchain games and virtual worlds 👇
Metatheory announced a $24 million Series A round for its DuskBreakers web3 sci-fi game franchise. The round was led by Andreessen Horowitz, with participation from several high-profile VC funds like Pantera Capital, FTX Ventures, Dragonfly Capital, Global Coin Research, Mertic Circle and others.
Metatheory's flagship game is DuskBreakers, a sci-fi game set in the year 2080 when humanity is on the brink of devastation. The "DuskBreakers," a technologically enhanced species of humans, embark on missions to mine life-changing materials to change the future of humanity. DuskBreakers has a whole host of Twitch alumni working on the game. Former Twitch developer relations executive and engineer JT Gleason is the company's CTO, and VP of Community and Marketing Jason Maestas was on the influencer marketing team of Twitch. The art was designed by the former lead illustrator at Twitch.
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