Quick Take
- Ambrus Studio raises $15 million from Bolts Capital to strengthen AI-led game development.
- The studio will expand across both Web2 and Web3 platforms.
- Ambrus will showcase projects and strategy at TOKEN2049 in Singapore.
Ambrus Studio has raised $15 million in new funding, with investment firm Bolts Capital leading the round. The studio, known for blending Web3 features with traditional game design, said the funding will accelerate its work on AI-powered development and support growth across multiple platforms.
Founded with the mission statement “Good Games for a Good Cause,” Ambrus has built its identity around accessible gameplay and social responsibility. With this funding, the team plans to double down on technology that makes games more dynamic and responsive, while also preparing for larger-scale distribution across both web2 and blockchain-based ecosystems.
AI is expected to play a central role in that roadmap. The company is working to embed artificial intelligence into development pipelines, aiming to create adaptive gameplay that responds more intelligently to player actions. This approach, according to the studio, is key to making titles that feel more alive and reactive.
The dual push into Web2 and Web3 marks a deliberate strategy to capture audiences in both traditional gaming and emerging blockchain-powered experiences. Ambrus has already released titles within its E4C franchise, including Final Salvation on the Sui blockchain, and has experimented with Telegram-native games. The company says its goal is to bridge these different ecosystems while maintaining consistent design quality.
Ambrus is also appeared at TOKEN2049, a major industry conference in Singapore, where it will present its upcoming projects and meet with partners across the Web3 sector. The studio has previously collaborated with Sui to enable cross-title asset ownership and has worked with investors like Spartan Group in earlier rounds.
With fresh capital and an expanded strategy, Ambrus Studio is positioning itself to grow both its technology stack and its player base. The funding represents another step for the developer as it seeks to merge AI-driven innovation with the evolving Web3 gaming landscape.
