Developer Odyssey Interactive has acquired $19 million in funding. That cash got here from a latest Series A funding spherical, making it the developer’s first injection of money from a enterprise capital fund since initially elevating $6 million after being shaped. 

In this case, the enterprise fund that led the cost was Makers Fund. Earlier this week, it contributed essentially the most to a $5 million spherical to Turkish developer Magic Games. 

Odyssey was based in 2020 by ex-Riot Games builders Richard Henkel, Dax Andrus, Eric Lawless, and David Capurro. The 4’s expertise at Riot included League of Legends and Teamfight Tactics. 

Earlier this 12 months, Odyssey launched an open beta on Steam for its debut recreation, Omega Strikers. The free-to-play title will launch in early 2023, and is meant to have a simultaneous launch on cellular and console. 

In a press launch, Makers companion Ryann Lai recommended Odyssey for Omega Strikers’  launch. “The Odyssey Interactive group has an impressively well-rounded, hands-on expertise in creating, transport and operating reside service video games,” mentioned Lai. 

With how necessary reside service video games have gotten to builders and publishers of all stripes, Lai recommended Odyssey for its “skill to create an endearing IP and to execute with the nimbleness, precision and savviness needed to achieve in the present day’s extremely aggressive content material market.”