The speculation round was driven by games, esports, and sports innovation VC support, Hiro Capital, and upheld up by Sky Ventures.
Flavourworks rose to conspicuousness not long ago with the dispatch of Erica, a full movement video (FMV) game that joins live-activity film with material decisions to convey a motion picture like ongoing interaction experience.
“Our innovation consolidates the mechanics of customary narrating with vivid soundtracks and next-level connections that let you contact, feel and experience nuanced, intelligent stories. This is the first run through a game gives you a chance to connect and contact a genuine, live-activity world and have this world respond to you in a significant manner.”
co-founder Pavle Mihajlovic
The UK studio depicts its Touch Video tech as “a blend of in the background advancements, novel cooperation techniques, and the unlimited potential outcomes of an instinctive visual manager [that] enable us to convey playable recorded universes to wide spectators more than ever.”
As indicated by studio prime supporter Pavle Mihajlovic, the patent-pending apparatus assists Erica with standing separated from comparative FMV titles by giving players the way to connect with the world in a more nuanced way, past basically settling on paired decisions.
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