For coherence’s founder, Dino Patti, the acquisition is more than a financial transaction; it’s validation of a mission that began with a simple but ambitious goal: to revolutionize how developers build multiplayer games and interactive experiences.

“Family and friends often ask why I work so hard. Moments like this are why,”

the founder Dino Patti shared in a LinkedIn announcement.

The partnership with RIG ensures that coherence will not only continue its work but do so with even greater resources and support.

“Coherence was set up to serve developers, and our mantra—‘by developers, for developers’—has never been more relevant.”

Dino Patti wrote

The acquisition comes at a pivotal time for coherence, whose technology was born out of frustration with outdated, inflexible multiplayer solutions.

“…this is a huge milestone in our mission to make the world more connected through digital experiences. I’m extremely happy that we found a strong partner who understands the vision of coherence and the mission we are on,”

Dino Patti wrote

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The focus is on supporting game creators who develop online casino games and virtual worlds with multi-player features, regardless of the size of the studio.

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“We want to give game developers better tools for creating network-based experiences with fewer resources. Lowering the entry barrier will have a beneficial effect on the entire gaming industry and enable more innovation and creativity,” says CEO and co-founder Dino Patti do DIgital.

The startup has recently raised over 2.3 million EUR in their first round from different investors, including tech fund Firstminute Capital, and heavy industry names such as Finnish Sisu Game Ventures and gaming profile and investor Paul Heydon. Such names are responsible in developing educational yet still fun games like that business simulation game.

Currently the team has consists of seven people with background from other game developing companies Dice, Unity and Playdead. The newly acquired money will mainly be used to expand the workforce.

“We want to expand our team in Malmö, focusing on the technical part. In addition, we are exploring the possibilities of building a strategic satellite office in other major game developer cities,” Dino Patti continues.

Coherence’s headquarters are located in the Game Habitat Devhub office complex in Malmö, which is specifically designed for game developers and game publishers.

“Malmö is a hub when it comes to game development. The Skåne region is home to more than 50 gaming studios, with around 1,000 employees,” says Dino Patti. We invite you to join and play their games.

Coherence is planning to launch its platform in 2020, but no exact date has been set yet.

Read more over at DIgital.

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