Game maker TinyCo fundraising 18 million dollars

Beijing time February 26 Morning News, San Francisco game developer Brooklyn Packet has raised 18 million of billions of dollars in the first round of financing, which will be used to develop mobile social games.　　As part of this financing round, Brooklyn packet will change the company name to "TinyCo". Brooklyn Packet, founded in 2009, has been profitable after launching 3 iphone games, such as tiny chef and tap resort.　　Brooklyn Packet said the company believes it has the ability to build itself into a 1 billion dollar company in the coming years time. Brooklyn Packet's aggressive development plan is likely to be a key factor in attracting large investors such as Andreessen Horowitz, a well-known Silicon Valley investment firm.　　Brooklyn Packet's first financing round was led by Andreessen Horowitz, and several angel investors, Rohn Camves (Ron Conway) and Kess Laposse (Keith Rabois), were also involved. Brooklyn packet makes free cell phone games that are profitable through virtual items in the game. (Tangfeng)