The game has been a huge hit for Dream, with 6 million monthly active users and $20 million/month in revenues from in-game purchases (not ads), according to figures from AppAnnie. The focus of the funding, and currently of Dream Games itself, is Royal Match, a puzzle game ( iOS, Android) that launched globally in March. Dream is one of several startups in the region founded by alums from Peak. It also comes in the wake of a bigger set of deals in the world of gaming and developers in Turkey, the most prominent of which saw Zynga acquire Peak Games for $1.8 billion, amid other acquisitions. This latest round is being co-led by Index Ventures and Makers Fund, with Balderton Capital, IVP and Kora also participating. This is a massive leap for the company, which raised $50 million (the largest Series A in Turkey’s startup history) only 3.5 months ago. In the latest development, Dream Games - a developer of mobile puzzle games - has raised $155 million in funding, a Series B that values the startup at $1 billion. Istanbul in Turkey continues to prove itself as very fertile ground for casual gaming startups, which appear to be growing from small seedlings into sizable trees.
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