SayGames, a leading publisher in the hybrid-casual mobile gaming sector, announced today plans to invest up to $30 million over the next three years to support innovative game studios worldwide. The announcement follows the remarkable success of "My Perfect Hotel," developed by Redux.Games and published by SayGames, which has surpassed $100 million in revenue.

With $10 million already invested across five studios, SayGames is actively expanding its network and seeking new partnerships with developers specializing in hybrid-casual mobile games.

"Our vision is to create an ecosystem where studios can thrive and push the boundaries of hybrid-casual gaming," said Yegor Vaikhanski, CEO of SayGames. "We see this investment program as an invitation to studios with bold ideas. Our goal is not only to provide resources but to share our knowledge, insights, and tools so that our partners can achieve their full potential."

SayGames offers more than financial backing; the company provides a comprehensive suite of in-house software and expert support in publishing, marketing, and advanced analytics to maximize each game's reach and performance. Beyond traditional publisher roles, SayGames assists studios with human resources, recruitment, legal guidance, and strategic advice to fuel company growth and long-term success.

The success of "My Perfect Hotel" highlights the impact of SayGames' financial and strategic support in transforming studio projects into globally successful games. SayGames' approach to partnerships centers on collaboration, innovation, and long-term growth. By combining advanced user acquisition strategies with data-driven insights, the company enables studios to excel in a highly competitive market.

With additional investments planned, SayGames is eager to welcome new studios into its network and continue shaping the future of hybrid-casual mobile gaming.

Headquartered in Limassol, Cyprus, SayGames specializes in scaling global mobile hits through data-driven strategies and deep developer partnerships. The company has launched over 150 games and surpassed 6 billion downloads globally.