Game Analytics raises $5.5m from Sunstone
Sunstone Capital and other existing investors have participated in a €5.5m series-A funding round for Game Analytics, a Danish analytics provider to game developers.
A new management team has been introduced as part of the investment; former AOL managing director Luke Aviet takes over as CEO, Nick Roveta as vice-president of Strategic Partnerships and Claus Moseholm becomes chief commercial officer. The team also invested in the series-A round.
In addition to new backer Beta Angels, investors in the round included CrunchFund, Huffington Post CEO Jimmy Maymann and René Rechmann, the president of Maker Studio – all of which had previously backed the company.
Previous funding
Game Analytics raised €2.5m from Sunstone, CrunchFund, Maymann and Rechmann, in a seed round in early 2013.
Company
Founded and headquartered in Copenhagen, the company offers metrics and data to game developers, providing insight into user bases.
Founded in 2011, Game Analytics has offices in Copenhagen, Berlin and London.
People
Morten Wulff is the CEO of Game Analytics.
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