The free play casino games specialist Dragonplay has raised $14 million strong funding round, managed by the Accel partners. Dragonplay currently enjoys a large fan base on android OS, but currently is planning to leap to iOS. According to the Dragonplay, this money could be used for acquisitions.
Accel has already invested in some of the most popular game makers on the android platform like Rovio, Playfish, Gameforge etc. Dragonplay has got an edge over its contenders as it chooses to grow out of the android first rather than the iOS.
The firm’s top selling title, named Live Holdem, already has acquired more than 12 million installs across the Android and Facebook and it also possess 2 million monthly users, and the game enjoys about 2 to 2.5 % of transformation rate over the Google platform.
The other titles released in the last 12 months include Live Black Jack, Sea Battle and farm slots. The Founder of Dragonplay Sharon Tal hoped of releasing more titles in few months as an outcome of the investment.
The money will also be used in the expansion of the studio’s team and dragonplay is also looking forward towards social gaming market in Asia.
You may also like -
μTorrent Beta Available For Free From Google Play storeµTorrent - a well-known BitTorrent client for Windows or Mac platforms – can now be downloaded from the Google Play store. Available in beta ... 
Instagram app for Android downloaded by 5 million users in 6 daysFacebook have acquired Instagram for a cool amount of a billion dollars just recently. After this success the people at Instagram got another reason ... 
700,000 Android Based Devices Are Activated Every Day: OracleIn August 2010, Oracle filed a case in court against Google for allegedly violating copyrights and patent. For this Oracle has been demanding damage ... 
Apple loses ground to Android in the tablet marketSmartphone sales charts are out in US. As expected, Apple topped the list and applauded iPhone 4S for greatly contributing to this achievement. However, ... 
OnLive will be soon available on iOS devices and Android TabletsOnLive is travelling to a domain where none of the cloud gaming services have ventured so far – to smartphones and Android tablets with ... 
