Game recording app Kamcord has sealed US$15 million of B series funding, led by Japanese mobile game giant Gungho. China’s Tencent also participated in the round, having invested in earlier rounds. Also contributing to the round was game company Wargaming, which claims to have over 100 million active users.
Kamcord allows users to record and share video of gameplay through an embedded software development kit (SDK). It’s become increasingly popular in Asian markets as well as the U.S. where the brand was founded.
The funding has cemented San Francisco-based Kamcord’s move into the Asian market. In 2012 they launched as an iOS-only application with US$2.5 million in seed funding. They tested their first Android version in September last year.
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