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KAP Games is a web3 gaming publisher, distributor, and studio specializing in browser and mobile-native experiences, based in Guernsey. The organization actively curates gaming ecosystems by leveraging emerging technologies like blockchain to connect diverse games, innovative projects, and their respective communities. Operating without external funding, KAP Games generates approximately $1,197,770 in annual revenue and maintains an estimated valuation of $3,900,000. The company serves a user base of 40,000 and employs between 11 and 20 individuals across its distribution, publishing, and internal game studio segments. Its comprehensive platform, which launched in July 2023 with support from Samsung NEXT and Polygon, notably features "Captain & Company," a leading game on Blast L2. KAP Games was founded in 2022 by Sam Peurifoy.
KAP Games has raised $7.0M across 1 funding round.
KAP Games has raised $7.0M in total across 1 funding round.
KAP Games has raised $7.0M in total across 1 funding round.
KAP Games's investors include Jazz Venture Partners, Kitchen Table Partners, Sommet AB, Sunset Ventures, Ulu Ventures, Curtis Lee.
KAP Games has raised $7.0M across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $7.0M Series U in April 2022.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Apr 1, 2022 | $7M Series U | — | JAZZ Venture Partners, Kitchen Table Partners, Sommet AB, Sunset Ventures, ULU Ventures, Curtis LEE | Announced |
# KAP Games: A Web3 Gaming Publisher and Distributor
KAP Games is a web3 gaming publisher, distributor, and studio specializing in browser and mobile-native gaming experiences.[1][3] The company operates across three core business verticals: publishing (providing development support and go-to-market infrastructure to indie studios), distribution (operating a cross-platform gaming portal with social features and aggregation tools), and an internal game studio that develops titles like the award-winning *Captain & Company*.[1][2]
The company addresses a critical gap in web3 gaming by bridging the technical and community infrastructure needed for indie developers to launch successfully. Rather than focusing on a single game or platform, KAP Games functions as an ecosystem builder—connecting diverse games, developers, and players through unified tooling, marketing support, grant financing, and distribution channels optimized for blockchain-native mechanics.[2][3]
KAP Games was founded in 2021 and is based in the Cayman Islands (with operations in Tortola, British Virgin Islands).[3][4] The company was formerly known as Kapital DAO before rebranding to reflect its broader mission as a gaming publisher and distributor.[4] The founding team, including Alexei "Sarutobi" Udall (Head of Investments and Partnerships), recognized that web3 gaming faced distinct challenges compared to traditional gaming—developers lacked integrated solutions for user onboarding, asset management, community building, and monetization aligned with blockchain mechanics.[3]
The company launched publicly in July 2023 as "the web3 industry's first browser & mobile-native gaming distribution and publishing platform," positioning itself at the intersection of emerging web3 technologies and mainstream gaming accessibility.[3]
KAP Games operates at the convergence of two major trends: the maturation of web3 infrastructure and the mainstream gaming industry's exploration of blockchain integration. The company addresses a critical bottleneck—while blockchain technology enables new gaming models (digital ownership, player-driven economies, decentralized communities), most indie developers lack the technical and business infrastructure to implement these features effectively.
By focusing on browser and mobile platforms rather than high-end PC/console gaming, KAP targets the largest addressable gaming market and the segment most accessible to web3-native audiences. The emphasis on "web2.5" design (familiar UX with blockchain benefits) positions the company as a bridge between mainstream gaming and crypto-native communities—a positioning that matters as institutional interest in blockchain gaming grows and regulatory clarity improves.
The company's ecosystem approach also influences the broader web3 gaming landscape by demonstrating that success requires more than a single game or token—it requires integrated distribution, developer support, and community infrastructure. This model contrasts with earlier web3 gaming approaches that relied on speculative tokenomics or isolated titles.
KAP Games is well-positioned to capture market share as web3 gaming matures from hype cycle to sustainable business models. The company's strength lies not in any single game but in becoming the operating system for indie web3 game development—similar to how Steam or Epic Games Store function in traditional gaming, but optimized for blockchain mechanics and community-driven design.
Key trends to watch: regulatory clarity around gaming tokens and digital assets, mainstream adoption of blockchain wallets and self-custody, and whether player-owned economies can sustain engagement beyond speculative interest. If web3 gaming transitions from a niche to a meaningful segment of the broader gaming industry, platforms like KAP that lower technical barriers and provide integrated infrastructure will become increasingly valuable.
The company's trajectory will likely depend on whether its portfolio games achieve meaningful traction, whether the KAP Portal becomes a destination for players (not just developers), and whether the web3 gaming market expands beyond current enthusiast audiences. Success requires executing simultaneously on three fronts—publishing quality games, building a thriving distribution platform, and maintaining developer momentum through grants and support.
