While there have been a few sizable funding rounds for location-based mobile games, the field is still wide open. Today it gets a new contender with The Tap Lab, a Cambridge-based startup and alum of the TechStars incubator, that lets players compete to take over real-world venues. The company is raising $550,000 funding from Harmonix co-founders Alex Rigopulos and Eran Egozy, Google's Don Dodge, Mike Dornbrook of Common Angels and other angel investors. They're using it to fund a sequel called Tap City 2.
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The Tap Lab Raises $550K To Seed Some Hits in Location-Based Mobile Gaming
While there have been a few sizable funding rounds for location-based mobile games, the field is still wide open. Today it gets a new contender with The Tap Lab, a Cambridge-based startup and alum of the TechStars incubator, that lets players compete to take over real-world venues. The company is raising $550,000 funding from Harmonix co-founders Alex Rigopulos and Eran Egozy, Google's Don Dodge, Mike Dornbrook of Common Angels and other angel investors. They're using it to fund a sequel called Tap City 2.
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