Web3 game platform Particle Network raises $1.5M in funding led by LongHash Ventures

Web3-focused venture firm LongHash Ventures has led a $1.5 million pre-seed financing round for Particle Network, a mobile game developer dedicated to advancing the Web3 gaming ecosystem.

Per an announcement shared with Invezz on Wednesday, the funding round also included investments from Insignia Ventures Partners, 7 O’clock Capital, CyberConnect, BitCoke Ventures, FSC Ventures and Monad Labs.

“We're grateful to be backed by an incredible group of investors in this round of financing led by LongHash Ventures,” said Pengyu Wang, the co-founder and CEO of Particle Network.

Emma Cui, the founding partner of LongHash Ventures said in a statement that the investment is a clear sign of their bullish outlook on “Web3 gaming, more specifically, Web3 mobile gaming.”

Cui added:

Funds will help Particle add to its team

As a Web3 mobile game platform, Particle Network aims at helping developers seeking to build on the blockchain. The platform provides access to a suite of tools these developers can leverage to launch gaming dApps that can scale.

Particle Network will thus use the fresh funds to add to its team as well as grow its developer community across the world. The funds will also go towards improving the platform’s launchpad as the team looks to give developers an edge in their quest to build Web3 games that can scale for mass adoption.

Helping developers build on Solana, Avalanche and other chains

Multi-chain support is another key feature that Particle Network offers to developers on the platform. This allows them to build games on any of the supported blockchains, including Solana, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Polygon, and Immutable X.

According to Wang, the funding is the first step towards Particle Network’s goal of ensuring developers have easy access to tools that help them create and deploy games “without worrying about building everything from scratch.”

Web3 game titles churned from the network include Merge Go, Idle Weed Inc, Designer 777, and Panda^2.