Good Trouble raises $1.8M to build next-gen Real-Time Strategy Game
SACRAMENTO, Calif. , March 7, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- The new and fully-remote studio Good Trouble has emerged from stealth announcing a $1.8M funding round completed last year to build a groundbreaking next-gen Real-Time Strategy game. The investment round, led by Skycatcher, included renowned games investors Mitch Lasky and 1Up Ventures, founded by Ed Fries and Kelly Wallick.
- SACRAMENTO, Calif. , March 7, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- The new and fully-remote studio Good Trouble has emerged from stealth announcing a $1.8M funding round completed last year to build a groundbreaking next-gen Real-Time Strategy game.
- Good Trouble founder Arman Nobari, a cancer survivor and experienced game developer, is joined by a world-class team of industry veterans from Disney, Panic, EA, and more.
- Nobari said that his team was building a strategy game that would feel "really fresh and exciting, without heavy micromanagement."
- Good Trouble intends to develop its initial game with community feedback taken to heart, with consistent updates, cross-platform play, and more.