The games are created using AI tools and are designed to be in sync with pop culture trends. The company has grown organically over the past six months, with over 100% month-over-month growth for several consecutive months. The team plans to work with distribution partners like Amazon Prime and BuzzFeed and will tailor games for GamesBeat in the form of trivia games with game themes as well as tech-related games. The company is also working on projects with brand sponsors and has plans to roll out its games across the internet in a viral and ubiquitous way.
Key takeaways:
- Lil Snack, a game startup, is launching daily games on GamesBeat.com, offering a platform for 'snackable' games that are meant to be a fun distraction or mental challenge.
- The company, founded by Eric Berman and Travis Chen, recently raised $3.1 million from investors including A16z Games Speedrun and Powerhouse Capital, and has seen organic growth of over 100% month-over-month for several consecutive months.
- Lil Snack uses generative AI to create games on the fly, and is working with distribution partners like Amazon Prime and BuzzFeed, as well as tailoring games for GamesBeat in the form of trivia games with game themes and tech-related games.
- The founders have a background in leading roles at companies such as Scopely, Hulu, Snap, Crunchyroll, Warner, and Dapper Labs, and aim to roll out Lil Snack's games across the internet in a viral and ubiquitous way, targeting media companies with their own custom-built versions of daily games.