Mobile gaming company Zipline gets 2.75 million dollars in seed money

July 8 News, according to Science and technology blog TechCrunch reported that mobile game start-up Zipline recently merged 2.75 million U.S. dollars in seed money, investors include founders Co-Op, Benaroya Capital, Groundspeak, Pioneer Venture and other Seattle angel investors. The game studio, headquartered in Seattle, has 16 employees. Zipline hopes to use new financing to build more games and enhance the development of its mobile gaming development platform Moai. Zipline has developed popular mobile games such as Wolf Toss, slots tycoon, which targets the iphone and Android platforms. In addition to his own gaming studio, Zipline also created a mobile gaming development platform called Moai, which allows developers to use the platform to create advanced mobile games. Moai uses the LUA programming language to develop Cross-platform mobile applications and cloud applications. It also provides all the tools developers need to support their cloud games, such as storage, rankings, achievements, and reminders. According to Todd Hooper, founder of Zipline, Moai is not suitable for the rapid development of the game. In fact, the company's goal is to provide the tools needed to create an attractive mobile gaming experience for the more advanced game studios that primarily develop game consoles. The platform has been used by a number of game studios, and many of the apps they've developed are among the top 20 in the Apple App Store, Google play and the Chrome Web store App Store rankings. For example, the Double Fine productions, which raised $3.3 million in a Kickstarter platform in March, is using moai to develop its double Fine adventure game. 6waves recently launched the Strikefleet Omega Game is also developed through the moai. The Moai team is hoping to attract more game developers, Hooper said the company will soon announce an exciting list of partners.