SuperGaming, an India-based game studio, has secured $15 million in its Series B round, bringing its total funding to $20 million.
The investment will accelerate the rollout of its SUP Foundation, the GameChain blockchain network, and global expansion into Latin America and the Middle East. The round was led by Skycatcher and Steadview Capital, with participation from major backers including a16z Speedrun, Bandai Namco 021 Fund, Polygon Ventures, Neowiz, and Polygon co-founder Sandeep Nailwal.
Strengthening Web3 Capabilities
The SUP Foundation will guide SuperGaming’s shift toward blockchain-powered gaming. It will oversee the integration of Web3 features into the company’s games and community, enabling true asset ownership and blockchain-based game economies.
Central to this plan is GameChain, a Layer-3 gaming blockchain built with infrastructure provider B3, which will support wallet-native onboarding and interoperable in-game assets. The first major community initiative, the Lotus Vault NFT mint, is set for mid-August.
Reaching Millions of Players
SuperGaming boasts over 200 million lifetime players across titles such as MaskGun, Indus Battle Royale, Silly Royale, Tower Conquest, and Battle Stars. By connecting GameChain to its existing games, the company aims to introduce blockchain features to a massive player base. The full GameChain rollout is expected in Q4 2025.
Expanding to Global Markets
Part of the new funding will support entry into Latin America and the Middle East. The Indo-Futuristic Indus Battle Royale will spearhead the push, starting with Latin America through a partnership with Brazilian esports group Loud.GG. This collaboration aims to tap into mobile-first audiences and strengthen the game’s competitive scene.
India’s mobile gaming industry is projected to reach $9.2 billion by 2029, driven by affordable internet, rising mobile engagement, and widespread digital payments. SuperGaming’s focus on asset ownership and player-driven economies aligns with this rapid growth. CEO and co-founder Roby John highlighted the company’s mission to evolve India’s role in gaming from consumer to innovator.
Technology Powering Growth
The company’s proprietary SuperPlatform, built with Google Cloud, will remain the backbone for both web2 and web3 titles. It offers multiplayer infrastructure, analytics, monetisation tools, and social features—particularly for developers in emerging markets.
Notably, Silly Royale already runs on SuperGaming’s blockchain infrastructure, showcasing its commitment to interoperability and secure asset ownership.
Founded in 2017 and operating from Pune, India, and Singapore, SuperGaming employs over 120 staff. With fresh funding and a clear roadmap, the studio is set to launch new products, expand its tech capabilities, and strengthen its global presence in the coming year.