Griffin Gaming Partners has put $100 million behind a project-financing fund for indie games, with Hooded Horse CEO Tim Bender leading it. The practical shift is that studios can get capital in exchange for revenue share instead of giving up equity or taking harsh recoup terms. That could matter most for teams trying to keep cash flow alive after launch.
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