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Canada · OGPlanet
OGPlanet was a North American online game publisher and operator, founded around 2004–2005 and based in Southern California.
Funding reportedLast round: Undisclosed round
About OGPlanet
OGPlanet was a North American online game publisher and operator, founded around 2004–2005 and based in Southern California.
The company specialized in free-to-play, downloadable PC games, particularly focusing on massively multiplayer online (MMO) and action-oriented titles. It also had a presence in cities like Vancouver, Berlin, London, and Seoul. The core service of OGPlanet involved publishing and operating online games for a global audience. This included managing game launches, regional operations, community features, and account support. The company utilized microtransactions as part of its revenue model. Notable game titles published by OGPlanet included La Tale, Lost Saga, Zone 4: Fight District, CABAL Online, Tales Runner, and Uncharted Waters Online, all aimed at players seeking engaging multiplayer experiences.
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- Sector
- Computer games
- Industry code
- NAICS 519, 513210, SIC 7375, 7372
- Region
- British Columbia
- Revenue
- 10M a year, as listed
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