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Best Mobile Gaming Companies in Vancouver, Canada

The 48 best Mobile Gaming companies in Vancouver, Canada in 2026, ranked by funding and momentum. Funding, investors, founders, valuation, tech stack and live signals. Top: This Game Studio.

48companies tracked
$9.6Mdisclosed funding
0unicorns
7have raised

Ranked: Best Mobile Gaming companies in Vancouver

#CompanyDisclosed fundingLast roundStageFounderFoundedTech stackRecent signals
1This Game Studio
Mobile games developer
$5M136 mo agoSeries AHeather Lyell Price
CEO
2014——
2Archiact
Developer of VR experiences and games
$3M125 mo agoSeries AFrank Shen
Founder & CEO
2013——
3Eruptive Games
Game development studio focusing on web games
$1M169 mo agoDeadpooledJulian Ing
Founder & CEO
2009——
4Mouse Haunt
NFT-based trading platform for mouse characters games
$400K55 mo agoFunding RaisedPedro D'Andrea
CEO
2021——
5Roadhouse Interactive
Mobile games development company
—133 mo agoDeadpooledJames Hursthouse
Founder & ex-CEO
2009——
6Compass Engine
Game development studio
—205 mo agoDeadpooledBen Hesketh
Co-founder
2009——
7A Thinking Ape
Mobile game development company based in Canada
—217 mo agoAcquiredSaurabh
Founder
2008UbuntuNginxGoogle Font API+51 job opening
8Abstract Software
Independent video game development studio
——UnfundedHarrison Walters
CEO
2018WixSentryBootstrap+10—

Top 7 Mobile Gaming companies in Vancouver

#1
Funding Raised · Vancouver, British Columbia · founded 2021
$399.5Kraised
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NFT-based trading platform for mouse characters games. It enables users to buy, sell, collect NFTs, farm tokens, breed characters and build levels to earn money. Players can play as the heroes, as the villains, and as the architects of the castles

Funding rounds
  • Dec 2021ICO$399.5K
Founders & team
Pedro D'AndreaCEO
Investors
Kilombo, Investiply Ventures
#2
Series A · Vancouver, British Columbia · founded 2014 · 38 employees
$5Mraised
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This Game Studio is a Canada based Mobile games developer with a focus on games that are based on licensed entertainment brands and IP. As of December 2015 they are working on their first game and have not yet released details about the game. The founding team is composed of veterans of Exploding Barrel Games and its parent company, Kabam.

Funding rounds
  • Apr 2015Series A$5M
Founders & team
Heather Lyell PriceCEO
Investors
NC
Tech stack
ReactGatsbyApache Http ServerJquery MigrateJqueryGoogle Hosted Libraries
#3
Series A · Vancouver, British Columbia · founded 2013 · 108 employees
$3.2Mraised
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Developer of VR experiences and games. The company is focused on creating virtual reality games, including "DOOM 3", "Evasion" "FREEDIVER" and "Journey to Foundation". The games are available on various platforms, including PSVR, Meta Quest, and Pico.

Funding rounds
  • Mar 2016Series A$3.2M
Founders & team
Frank ShenFounder & CEO
Investors
37Games
Tech stack
WixReactGoogle CloudPolyfillLodashPriority Hints
#4
Deadpooled · Vancouver, British Columbia · founded 2009
$1Mraised
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Founded in 2010, Eruptive Games is a game studio. Produced action based multi-player games like Rise of Villains and Mercenaries of War. Mercenaries of War reportedly hit a 1 million players and monthly actives of about 500,000 in 2012. Had announced the next game, Citizen GRIM, a RPG game supported on mobile devices but the company was closed in 2013.

Funding rounds
  • Jul 2012Seed$1M
Founders & team
Julian IngFounder & CEO
Investors
Zynik Capital
#5
Deadpooled · Vancouver, British Columbia · founded 2009
—raised
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Roadhouse Interactive is a Vancouver based mobile game development company founded in 2009. The company focuses on the development of mid-core games and develops games under its own banner as well as for clients. developer focused on mid-core tablet, smartphone and browser games. Some of their popular game title include 'Warhammer: Carnage' - the mobile adptation of Games Workshop®’s Warhammer 40K action game and 'Bike Unchained' - a mountain bike action game developed in associated with Red Bull Media House. The company also offers game publishing and user acquisition services.

Funding rounds
  • 2015Conventional Debt—
Founders & team
James HursthouseFounder & ex-CEO
Tech stack
WordpressMysqlPhpGoogle MapsSmash Balloon Instagram FeedContact Form 7
#6
Deadpooled · Vancouver, British Columbia · founded 2009
—raised
▾

Founded in 2009, Compass Engine Games was a game development studio based in Vancouver, Canada. The company focuses on the development of location based mobile games. Popular games include ‘Catch the Canary’ and ‘Bounty Island.Compass Engine was part of the January 2011 cohort at the now defunct Bootup Labs and has also received financing from Mike Edwards' Initio Group. The company was acquired by East Side Games in September, 2011.

Funding rounds
  • 2009Seed—
Founders & team
Ben HeskethCo-founderMcElroy FlavelleCo-founder
Investors
Bootup Labs
#7
Acquired · Vancouver, British Columbia · founded 2008 · 108 employees
—raised
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A Thinking Ape is a mobile game development company specializing in casual and mid-core genres. It has developed multiple games including "Kingdoms of War" (turn-based MMORPG) and "Smash Monsters" (MMORTS). The games are available on the Google Play store and Apple store. Has been awarded as "Canada's Top Small & Medium Employers 2018". It generates revenue through advertisements and in-app purchases.

LinkedIn Pulse recent public activity · Jul 2026
Audience: 12k LinkedIn followers — 34.3% of this cohort's audience
Hiring: 4 hiring posts in 12 mo (public) · momentum +1 · hiring: Live Ops Design Manager, Senior Game Data Analyst
Funding rounds
  • 2008Seed—
Founders & team
SaurabhFounderEric DiepFounder Emeritus
Investors
Y Combinator
Tech stack
GodaddyGoogle AnalyticsGoogle Font ApiGoogle WorkspaceJqueryMailgun

Funding & investor landscape

$9.6Mtotal disclosed funding
4companies funded
4disclosed rounds
0rounds last 90 days
Most active investors
37Games1 rounds
Blue Star Capital1 rounds
Bootup Labs1 rounds
Caravan1 rounds
First Fund1 rounds
Investiply Ventures1 rounds
Kilombo1 rounds
NC1 rounds
Plank Ventures1 rounds
Spring1 rounds

Notable founders

Pedro D'Andrea
CEO · Mouse Haunt
Heather Lyell Price
CEO · This Game Studio
Frank Shen
Founder & CEO · Archiact
Julian Ing
Founder & CEO · Eruptive Games
James Hursthouse
Founder & ex-CEO · Roadhouse Interactive
Ben Hesketh
Co-founder · Compass Engine
McElroy Flavelle
Co-founder · Compass Engine
Saurabh
Founder · A Thinking Ape
Eric Diep
Founder Emeritus · A Thinking Ape
Prism market signals · Canada · country-scoped Prism corpus, 8,219,062 docs

Market landscape — 10 sub-themes by coverage

Share of Mobile Gaming coverage by sub-theme.

Regulatory-risk over time rising

Funding & growth over time

funding rising · growth rising

Common questions

How many Mobile Gaming companies are there in Vancouver, Canada?
Radar tracks 48 indexable Mobile Gaming companies headquartered in Vancouver, Canada that meet our profile-completeness bar.
What is the total funding raised by Mobile Gaming companies in Vancouver, Canada?
The Mobile Gaming companies in Vancouver, Canada on this list have raised a combined $9.6M in disclosed equity funding across 4 funded companies.
Which is the highest-funded Mobile Gaming company in Vancouver, Canada?
This Game Studio is the highest-funded Mobile Gaming company in Vancouver, Canada, with $5M in disclosed equity funding.
How many Mobile Gaming companies in Vancouver, Canada are funded?
4 of the 48 Mobile Gaming companies in Vancouver, Canada on this list have disclosed at least one equity funding round.
How many Mobile Gaming unicorns are there in Vancouver, Canada?
None of the Mobile Gaming companies in Vancouver, Canada on this list currently has a disclosed valuation of $1B or more.
Who are the top investors in Vancouver, Canada Mobile Gaming companies?
The most active investors in Vancouver, Canada Mobile Gaming companies on this list include 37Games, Blue Star Capital, Bootup Labs, Caravan, First Fund.
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