PocketGamer.biz · Nov 2021
PocketGamer covered the Series A, noting March Capital led the round and that DreamCraft had raised more than $15 million in aggregate by then.
Platform that allows anyone to create and monetize video games.
Public company, workplace, funding, and market signals
DreamCraft Entertainment, Inc. is a venture-backed game-creation platform that lets non-programmers build, publish, and monetize video games using a no-code editor plus bundled art assets. Public sources describe it as an entertainment/gaming software company focused on democratizing game creation for solo creators, modders, and small teams.
Primary product
No-code game creation platform bundled with a game editor and art assets
Founded
2018
Headquarters
San Mateo, California, United States
Team size
1-10
Work style
Hybrid
Industry
Entertainment Providers
Sub-industry
Entertainment Software
Offices
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Business model
Stage
Series A
Total raised
$15.4M
Latest round
Series A · Nov 2021
Latest amount
$10M
Investors
Public-facing materials emphasize a creator-first culture built by passionate gamers and modders, with a mission to democratize game development. The company describes itself as global, with a mix of remote and Silicon Valley-based staff, and it appears to recruit across engineering, art, and game design.
Work style
Hybrid
Visa sponsorship
Limited
Compensation
No official salary bands were found. Public visa-salary databases suggest sponsored technical roles have disclosed compensation around the low-to-mid $70k range on average, but that is based on filing data rather than company-published pay ranges.
Pricing
Freemium; public pricing details are otherwise undisclosed
Differentiators
Technology
Customers
Competitors
Estimated revenue
USD 3.4M (LinkedIn estimate)
Estimated monthly visits
2.1K
Traffic estimate as of Jul 2026
PocketGamer.biz · Nov 2021
PocketGamer covered the Series A, noting March Capital led the round and that DreamCraft had raised more than $15 million in aggregate by then.
GamesIndustry.biz · Nov 2021
DreamCraft announced a $10 million Series A led by March Gaming, with participation from Makers Fund, Dune Ventures, and Hiro Capital, to expand its game development platform.
VentureBeat · Nov 2021
VentureBeat reported DreamCraft closed a $10 million round and had raised around $15 million total at the time, with the money aimed at scaling the platform and team.
TheGamingEconomy.com · Mar 2020
Reported DreamCraft’s $3 million seed round led by Makers Fund, with Ludlow Ventures also participating, and described the company’s no-code game publishing platform.