Backing a game usually means a deck, a demo, and a gut call. Camlann watches every unreleased game on Steam and turns what it captures into one underwriting page per title — demand, playtest reception, audience reach, comparables. You set a thesis; matching titles come to you.
There's no standard diligence pack in games the way there is in software. This is our attempt at one: every section sourced from a captured signal with the date attached, and visibly empty when there's nothing to show.
Steam followers, weekly growth, and the single best 30-day stretch the game has ever had — proof it can pull attention, not just that it has some.
How many people played, how long they stayed, what they said. The closest thing to a product-market read before launch.
Discord size and activity, creators who've already covered it, press that's picked it up.
Released games with similar tags, price and audience, and what they actually earned.
What the studio wants, what it's for, and what's already committed — per title, not per company.
Signals keep updating after you read the brief. A title you passed on in March tells you something different in June.
Studios don't publish decks, builds, or funding terms to the open web — the same reason you don't publish your check size. Signing in as a verified investor attaches the title, the studio, and the private layer to every row below.
Genre, stage, check size, region. Plain fields, no forms to negotiate.
Weekly titles that fit, ranked by signal — not by who paid to be listed.
The studio reviews and opens the private layer: deck, build, terms.
Deals on Camlann are structured against a single game's revenue — not equity in the studio. The game is the asset.
Camlann does not custody funds or give investment advice. Studios sign · studios wire · Camlann keeps the math and the audit trail.
Claiming takes a couple of minutes and sets your alert preferences — genre, stage, check size. Then the titles that fit come to you every week.
