Second Dinner, the studio behind the popular card game Marvel Snap, has announced a $100 million Series B investment led by Griffin Gaming Partners. This latest funding secures resources for the studio to expand its existing projects and explore new game development opportunities.
Hamilton Chu, Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer at Second Dinner, said:
“This investment not only boosts our capacity and gives us capital to jump on any great opportunities that might come our way but, most importantly, solidifies our commitment to making the most fun games ever!.. It also buys a lot of boba. So that’s a plus.”
Second Dinner’s Co-Founder and Chief Development Officer, Ben Brode, stated their excitement for expanding upon the game’s success. He noted that the investment will allow for further development of Marvel Snap and enable the pursuit of additional, undisclosed projects currently in development.
Matt Wyble, Second Dinner’s Chief Operating Officer, added:
“Griffin Gaming Partners shares our passion for innovative game development and our commitment to creative freedom. This investment will fuel the creation and commercialization of new titles, further development of original intellectual property, and continued global growth for Marvel Snap.”
The funding follows Marvel Snap’s recent launch on Steam in August 2023, expanding its reach to a broader player base through cross-platform play.
Nick Tuosto, Co-founder and Managing Director of Griffin Gaming Partners, lauded Second Dinner’s “remarkably talented team” and impressive portfolio of successful games. He praised their expertise in building captivating titles like Hearthstone, making them a “perfect fit” for collaboration. Griffin voiced their excitement about contributing to Second Dinner’s journey, eagerly anticipating the expansion of Marvel Snap and any future game magic conjured by this “gifted” team.
Second Dinner will retain its operational independence following the investment, with Griffin Gaming Partners and existing investor NetEase holding minority stakes.
