Indie developer Omeda Studios has closed out a first round of funding at $2.2 million.
The studio will use the funds to double the size of its studio and make key hires for its work on Predecessor, a cross-platform MOBA.
Though founded in January 2020 by gaming influencer Robbie Singh along with Andrea Garella and Steven Meilleur, the Omeda team first started building Predecessor in 2018 using assets from the discontinued Epic Games MOBA Paragon, which were made freely available after the Fortnite publisher shut Paragon down in 2018.
Predecessor will support cross-platform play between PC and consoles, and Omeda Studios says it has already tallied over 100,000 sign-ups prior to the launch of Predecessor s beta.
Scots domestic abuse victim who was made to beg for forgiveness says violent ex made her feel worthless
Brave Danielle Crighton was subjected to a six-month campaign of abuse and disgusting name-calling via text and social media.
Brave Danielle has opened up in the hope it encourages others not to suffer in silence (Image: Perthshire Advertiser)
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A bully who banned his partner from having “straight, male friends” broke a court order and bombarded her with disgusting abuse for six months.
Robbie Singh later claimed he meant it as a joke but a sheriff told Singh: “It is a despicable offence. I have heard the tone and content of your ‘delightful’ communication with the complainer before.”
Perth Sheriff Court was told Singh had been convicted of attacking and injuring the woman in Glasgow last year by punching her numerous times while he believed she was pregnant.