Robot Cache Raises $3.0M Series A Funding

Robot Cache has raised $3.0 million in new investment capital.

The company operates as the world’s first videogame marketplace featuring a digital resale model, aiming to disrupt traditional distribution methods within the PC gaming industry.

This funding round underscores investor confidence in Robot Cache's approach to creating a more equitable and transparent ecosystem for both game developers and players.

The platform is designed to offer a revolutionary economic model where game creators retain a larger share of profits, keeping 95% of transactions.

For gamers, Robot Cache provides the unique ability to buy games and, for the first time ever, resell them.

The company is led by video game industry veterans, including founder Brian Fargo, CEO Lee Jacobson, CTO Mark Caldwell, and GC & VP of Business Development Philippe Erwin.

Its advisory board further comprises a mix of video game and blockchain experts, such as Anna Sweet, Nolan Bushnell, and Michael Maloney.

Robot Cache plans to use the newly secured funds to accelerate its growth initiatives, further develop its platform, and expand its market reach.

This capital injection is expected to support the company's mission to establish a new standard for digital game distribution, fostering greater fairness and security across the industry.

The company aims to continue enhancing its offerings and expanding its community of gamers and developers.