Loading organizations...
§ Private Profile · Espoo, Uusimaa, Finland
Order of Meta is a technology company.
Order of Meta develops and publishes mobile-first games, specializing in mid-core and hardcore genres, particularly extraction shooters. The studio leverages experienced game creators to pioneer new subgenres within competitive mobile gaming. Their approach delivers immersive worlds and challenging player experiences, crafting engaging gameplay mechanics for strategic mobile players.
Established in 2021, Order of Meta was co-founded by industry veterans Aleksei Kuzin, former game engine lead at Wargaming, and Alexey Sazonov and Sergei Koziakov, previous founders of Panzerdog. Their collective experience informed an insight into the demand for sophisticated, high-engagement mobile titles within hardcore segments, leading to the studio's formation.
Order of Meta targets mobile players seeking strategic gameplay, especially those drawn to competitive shooters and extraction mechanics. The company’s vision focuses on pushing mobile gaming boundaries by crafting innovative subgenres and delivering exceptional digital worlds. They aim to evolve the mobile experience, providing compelling, memorable adventures.
Order of Meta has raised $5.0M across 2 funding rounds.
Order of Meta has raised $5.0M in total across 2 funding rounds.
Meta Platforms, Inc. (doing business as Meta) is an American multinational technology company headquartered in Menlo Park, California, that owns and operates major social media platforms including Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, Messenger, and Threads.[1][2] It generates nearly all revenue (97.8% as of 2023) from advertising across its sites and third parties, while investing heavily in AI, virtual/augmented reality, and the metaverse vision.[1][2] Meta serves billions of monthly active users—over 4 billion across its apps—connecting people globally through social networking, communication, and emerging immersive technologies, with a mission to build the future of human connection.[1][4][5]
The company ranks among the world's largest by revenue and R&D spending (third-largest in 2022 at $35.3 billion), employing around 83,553 people as of 2022 under CEO Mark Zuckerberg.[1] Recent growth includes launching Threads in 2023 as a Twitter rival and surpassing revenue expectations via AI focus, despite efficiency-driven layoffs of 10,000 jobs in 2023.[1]
Meta traces its roots to 2004, when Harvard students Mark Zuckerberg and classmates founded TheFacebook, Inc. as a campus social network, renaming it Facebook, Inc. in 2005.[1][4] Explosive early growth came from rapid user adoption, strategic acquisitions like Instagram (2012) and WhatsApp (2014), and Oculus for VR, turning it into a social media giant with billions of users.[1][2][4]
In October 2021, amid a pivot to immersive tech, Facebook, Inc. rebranded to Meta Platforms, Inc., unifying its "family of apps" (Facebook, Instagram, etc.) and technologies under one brand to pursue the metaverse—a vision Zuckerberg described as an interconnected digital ecosystem blending VR/AR.[1][2][3] This evolution reflects Zuckerberg's long-term bet on connecting humanity beyond 2D screens, navigating controversies while scaling to dominate social connectivity.[4]
Meta stands out through its unparalleled scale, integrated ecosystem, and aggressive tech bets:
These elements, led by Zuckerberg's vision, deliver speed in product launches (e.g., Threads) and resilience against competitors.[1][4]
Meta rides the wave of social connectivity evolving into immersive, AI-augmented experiences, capitalizing on smartphone saturation (billions of users) to push toward the metaverse and AI-driven interactions.[1][3][4] Timing is ideal post-2021 rebrand, as VR/AR hardware matures and AI surges—evident in 2023 revenue beats from AI focus amid Big Tech's efficiency era.[1]
Market forces like global digital ad growth ($ trillions market) and regulatory scrutiny favor Meta's scale, which smaller players can't match, while influencing the ecosystem via open-source AI tools and developer platforms that spur metaverse adoption.[2][4][8] As a "Big Tech" leader (ranked 31st on Forbes Global 2000 in 2023), Meta shapes norms for data-driven social tech, battling rivals like TikTok but winning through network effects and acquisitions.[1][4]
Meta's trajectory hinges on AI integration and metaverse realization, with AI already driving revenue surprises and efficiency post-layoffs, while AR/VR bets like Orion could redefine daily interactions if adoption accelerates.[1][4][6] Trends like generative AI proliferation and mixed-reality hardware wars will shape its path, potentially evolving influence from social media gatekeeper to metaverse architect—amplifying human connection at planetary scale.[5][8]
As the company that connected half the world, Meta's next chapter tests if it can metaverse-ize that dominance without stumbles.
Order of Meta has raised $5.0M in total across 2 funding rounds.
Order of Meta's investors include GEM Capital, Play Ventures, The Games Fund, Korea Investment Partners, Alkeon Capital, BrandProject, Canaan Partners, EVE Atlas, FJ Labs, foobar.vc, MATH Venture Partners, Northside Ventures.
Order of Meta has raised $5.0M across 2 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $3.0M Seed in January 2024.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jan 1, 2024 | $3M Seed | GEM Capital | Play Ventures, The Games Fund, Korea Investment Partners | Announced |
| Oct 1, 2021 | $2M Seed | — | Alkeon Capital, BrandProject, Canaan Partners, EVE Atlas, FJ Labs, Foobar.vc, Math Venture Partners, Northside Ventures, Play Ventures, Precursor Ventures, Staircase Ventures, Susa Ventures, The Finger Group, The Games Fund, Todd And Rahul's Angel Fund, Christian Bach, Heini Zachariassen, Jacob Kerzner, Parker Treacy | Announced |