Gamercraft

Gamercraft is an AI-driven, skill-based competitive gaming platform that hosts tournaments for League of Legends, Valorant, and Teamfight Tactics, allowing mobile, PC, and console players of any rank to compete for monetary rewards. As of July 2023, the company planned to launch tournaments for Dota 2 as well. 

The platform's proprietary scoring and player-tracking system uses AI to analyze hundreds of data points per game for each player, translating them into performance assessments and insights. This system leverages the AWS Quantum Ledger, a fully managed ledger database that provides a transparent, cryptographically verifiable transaction log. The precision of this model ensures fair play and enables features such as personal AI coaching and player development. Gamercraft's anti-cheat system is another key offering, focusing on server-side, behavioral anti-cheat measures. The platform creates an accurate profile of each player, tracking things like account sharing and generating a reputation or risk score that fluctuates with each game played. 

In July 2023, Gamercraft announced that it temporarily suspended services in Northern Africa, the Middle East, and Asia to better align with compliance regulations in the regions.

The company generates revenue primarily from its competitive platform for triple-A games, with income streams from subscriptions and a percentage of match entry fees, which range from ~USD 1 to USD 10 per entry.

Key customers and partnerships

As of July 2023, the company had a user base of over 300,000 gamers across North America, Latin America, and Europe.

Funding and financials

In July 2023 , Gamercraft raised USD 5 million in a funding round led by the co-founders of Alienware, bringing its overall funding to USD 6.8 million. The funds will be allocated toward enhancing Gamercraft's engineering and platform capabilities, developing new games for a 2024 release, expanding marketing efforts, and pioneering advancements in competitive gaming and blockchain technology.