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London Venture Partners

Venture Capital · Founded 2010 · London, United Kingdom

Seed fund focusing on interactive digital gaming

59 portfolio companies Venture Capital · $506M invested · 82 investments · Investor rank #5,196 · Last investment 3/2026
Portfolio companies 59 ↑ 28% 5y
Decacorns 2
Thoroughbreds 2
Portfolio analysis

Where London Venture Partners’ portfolio is concentrated.

Distribution of portfolio companies by headquarters country, sector, entry stage and current growth stage. Across all 59 portfolio companies. "Stage entered" is the first priced round the investor joined, derived from the investor’s transaction history.

By countryCount
  1. USA25
  2. UK11
  3. Finland8
  4. Germany5
  5. France2
  6. Spain2
  7. Chile1
  8. Denmark1
  9. Ireland1
  10. Israel1
  11. Netherlands1
  12. Türkiye1
By sectorCount
  1. Gaming52
  2. Media12
  3. Enterprise Software4
  4. Fintech4
  5. Marketing4
  6. Education1
  7. Health1
  8. Robotics1
  9. Telecom1
By stage enteredCount
  1. Seed43
  2. Series A15
  3. Series B+1
By growth stageCount
  1. Early Growth41
  2. Breakout Stage14
  3. Late Growth4
Portfolio market map

Inside London Venture Partners’ portfolio.

The 58 highest-funded portfolio companies, of 59 tracked.

Unity Technologies
Gaming · Decacorn
$15B
Manticore Games
Gaming
$400M
Supercell
Gaming · Decacorn
$10B
Klang Games
Gaming
$164M
AppOnBoard
Gaming
$80M
Singularity 6
Gaming
$120M
Hadean
Gaming
$150M
Bossa Studios
Gaming
$120M
Bunch
Gaming
$80M
Vela Games
Gaming
$69M
Steel City Interactive
Gaming
$79M
Dorian
Gaming
$56M
BAYES Holding
Gaming
$24M
Omnidrone
Gaming
$67M
Bigblue
Enterprise Software
$60M
Double Loop Games
Gaming
$32M
Vintra
Media
$37M
Sanlo
Gaming
$40M
Polystream
Gaming
$48M
Reach Robotics
Gaming
$30M
Matchmade
Gaming
Peak
Gaming
$28M
Robin Games
Gaming
Superkind
Gaming
$28M
Plexchat
Gaming
$28M
BetaDwarf
Gaming
$26M
PlayRaven
Gaming
$16M
PlayJam
Gaming
$5.3M
Lymphatouch
Health
$11M
Knock Knock
Gaming
$16M
Applifier
Gaming
$16M
Third Time Entertainment
Gaming
$18M
Bitpart AI
Gaming
$21M
VaultN
Gaming
$14M
Spekter Games
Gaming
$20M
GawkBox
Media
$15M
Coda Platform
Gaming
$16M
Mitosis Games
Gaming
Boomlagoon
Gaming
$14M
Proxima
Gaming
$6.4M
Jam & Tea Studios
Gaming
$13M
Pnkfrg studios
Gaming
$12M
Futureplay
Gaming
$10M
Role
Gaming
Treehouse Games
Gaming
Grey Area
Gaming
$10M
Look North World
Gaming
$9.0M
Minit Games
Gaming
$8.0M
Downstream.ai
Marketing
$6.0M
WINKO games
Gaming
boby.ai
Enterprise Software
$5.0M
TinyBytes Games
Gaming
$3.2M
Rule
Fintech
$4.2M
Tacticsoft Ltd.
Gaming
TrulySocial
Gaming
$66K
Leyline Creations
Gaming
Whally
Gaming
Gumbug
Gaming
Portfolio founders

Where London Venture Partners’ portfolio founders come from.

99 founders across the 59 highest-funded portfolio companies — by current location, university attended, and the companies they worked at before founding. Sourced from the founder records the API links to each portfolio company.

LocationCount
  1. United States30
  2. Finland16
  3. United Kingdom15
  4. France8
  5. Germany6
  6. Spain4
  7. Chile2
  8. Denmark2
  9. Ireland2
  10. Türkiye2
UniversityCount
  1. Bilkent University2
  2. Cornell University2
  3. London Business School2
  4. Mines Paris - PSL University2
  5. University of California, Los Angeles2
  6. University of Côte d’Azur2
  7. University of Helsinki2
  8. Aalborg University1
  9. Aalto University1
  10. Autonomous University of Barcelona1
Previous companyCount
  1. Digital Chocolate9
  2. Riot Games7
  3. Electronic Arts5
  4. Alphabet | Google3
  5. Rovio3
  6. Zynga3
  7. AdColony2
  8. Adify2
  9. Disney Online Studios2
  10. Felipeleao2
Key people

Key people at London Venture Partners.

Source: Dealroom next-gen API — investor team endpoint.
Figures on this page are sourced live from the Dealroom next-gen API, joined with Dealroom’s cap-table dataset (estimated holdings) and the Power Law Investor Ranking. News in “Featured in” is drawn from Dealroom’s own coverage — the stories that name this investor, not only those it is the subject of. Market sentiment is omitted until the API exposes it.