Not all developers making games on mobile are going after Clash of Clans.
Developer Frenzoo announced today that it has secured $1 million in its most recent funding round. The studio, which is responsible for the popular Me Girl apps that target girls and women, is also releasing a hub game called MeTropolis that enables characters and stories from three various Me releases to interact with one another. Mobile gaming is a $30 billion business, and it has grown that large because so many different kinds of people are into playing on their phones and tablets.
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The company plans to use this latest influx of cash to speed up development of its new games.
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These games include Me Girl Celebs, Glamour Me Girl, and Me Girl Love Paradise. These have players directing a movie with Hollywood A-listers, working as a stylist, and going on adventures around the world.
With MeTropolis tying all the new games together with the four existing MeGirl hits, Frenzoo is looking to establish a huge interconnected world that provides hours of entertainment for its fans.
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