2weeks raises $1.25M for Homestretch Bet on the open web
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2weeks has raised $1.25 million for its experimental bite-size game Homestretch Bet on the open web.
The goal is to make open web games for you and your friends. A16z Speedrun is the lead investor and 2weeks will be joining the firm’s A16z Speedrun accelerator program.
Other investors include Anorak Ventures, Blue Heron Ventures, and game industry figures such as Brendan Iribe, CohhCarnage, Art Min, Nate Mitchell, Nirav Patel, and Jamie Stormbreaker.
Brandon Dillon and Richard Foge are the founders.
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In a blog post, they said, “Our backers believe in us and our core pillars: rapid prototyping, experimentation, and working in public. The funding will supercharge the development and deployment of even more experimental games on the open web. No need for app installations, specific software, or high-end devices—just pure, unadulterated gaming fun, served as soon as it’s ready.”
They said that public testing and getting real-time feedback will allow them to focus on turning players’ favorite experiments into fantastic games.
“Thanks to our lightning-fast development, unmatched flexibility, and freedom to experiment, we have a host of innovative prototype web-based games on the horizon. We released our first experiment – Homestretch Bet – a few weeks back and have more around the corner,” the founders said.
Dillon and Foge previously worked on prototyping and development at prestigious companies like ArenaNet, Double Fine, Oculus, Santa Monica Studios, and Undead Labs.
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