The company aims to create more inclusive experiences for underrepresented players. Its first game, Aztec Spirit Run, features a main character who defends the temple's treasure against Conquistadores. The studio has also launched three other prototypes and plans to use generative AI to allow players to design their own in-game avatar. The games are free to play, with revenue generated from in-app ads and paid features. The funding round included participation from seven angel investors.
Key takeaways:
- Titan AI, a mobile games studio, has raised over $500,000 in pre-seed funding led by Berkeley SkyDeck. The company uses generative AI to reduce the cost and speed of creating 2D and 3D content for games.
- The company's co-founders aim to create more inclusive experiences for players who are largely underrepresented in games. Their first game, Aztec Spirit Run, features a main character who races against Conquistadores to defend the temple’s treasure.
- Titan AI has also launched three other prototypes– KPop Dream Run, Reptile Dream Run and Holy Bible Run: Jesus Miracles. The company uses generative AI to build hundreds of in-game character customization elements.
- The studio has made all its games free to play, earning its revenue from in-app ads and paid features. The company's funding round included participation from seven angel investors, including Andreas Gross, generative AI product leader at Meta.