PlayJam is the leading social games network for TV. With hundreds of games, millions of players and operating across all major TV brands, PlayJam has created a global footprint for its content and services for an ever-growing population of PlayJammers.
PlayJam provides games developers with a global TV distribution network, spanning all major TV vendors and up to 100 territories and an advanced social tool-set that enables them to create deeper, stickier games so that audiences want to play again and again.
PlayJam has over ten years' experience in monetizing games on TV. We have developed over 500 of our own games and delivered around 6 billion game downloads. Our efforts are focused on forging long-term distribution agreements with TV manufacturers and developing the tools, infrastructure and services required to monetize TV content, allowing developers to concentrate on creating amazing games.
We're now well on our way to creating the biggest ever games network; come and join us at http://www.playjam.com
PlayJam provides games developers with a global TV distribution network, spanning all major TV vendors and up to 100 territories and an advanced social tool-set that enables them to create deeper, stickier games so that audiences want to play again and again.
PlayJam has over ten years' experience in monetizing games on TV. We have developed over 500 of our own games and delivered around 6 billion game downloads. Our efforts are focused on forging long-term distribution agreements with TV manufacturers and developing the tools, infrastructure and services required to monetize TV content, allowing developers to concentrate on creating amazing games.
We're now well on our way to creating the biggest ever games network; come and join us at http://www.playjam.com
- PlayJam History
- 1999 - $14m Initial Investment Round
- Sky
- Cazenove
- 2001 - Sold to Open TV for $69m
- 2009 - Re-acquired by founder
- 2011 - $5m 'Series A' Funding
- Adobe
- GameStop
- Endeavour Ventures
- Market Predictions
- By 2015 there will be more connected TV sets than people in the world. Intel’s futurist Brian David Johnson has predicted at the Spanish Association of Interactive TV Companies (AEDETI)
- 76% of TVs will be connected to the Internet by 2015. Park Associates
- Connected TV to create €41.3 billion market in Europe by 2015. Decipher
- Connected TV to reach 1.5 billion TVs by 2015. Screen Digest
- Global connected TV shipments to grow 58% annually through 2014. Display screen