Key Takeaways
- • Bengaluru-based social gaming startup Matiks raised $10 million in a Pre-Series A funding round led by General Catalyst, per Entrackr.
- • Participants include Ronnie Screwvala and existing investors Info Edge Ventures, Tanglin Venture Partners and Untitled Ventures.
- • Matiks reported 2.2 million users who played 48 million games on the platform in September 2026, with daily active users more than doubling since June to over 300,000.
- • Proceeds will fund international expansion, new games, and an AI-powered game creation platform that lets users build and publish games without coding.
- • The company plans to initially focus on the US market, with early traction reported in Japan, the US and South Korea.
Summary
Matiks was founded in 2024 by Sudhanshu Bhatia, Sushant and Mohan. The company began as a mental maths game and has since expanded into a social gaming platform offering titles across mathematics, memory, logic and puzzles. Users can compete against friends, take part in daily challenges and track their progress.
According to the company, 2.2 million users played 48 million games on the platform in September 2026. Daily active users have more than doubled since June to over 300,000, and Matiks is seeing early traction in Japan, the US and South Korea. The company recently launched SNAC, an endless feed of single-player puzzles, which it says has contributed to longer user sessions.
The new capital will be used to expand internationally, develop new games and social experiences, and launch an AI-powered game creation engine that will enable users to create, publish and share their own brain games across multiple formats. Matiks plans to initially focus on the US market before expanding into other major international markets, and will also invest in engineering, artificial intelligence, product development, game design and growth.
Matiks previously raised $3.1 million in a Pre-Series A round in August 2025, led by Tanglin Venture Partners, with participation from Info Edge Ventures and angel investors including boAt co-founder Aman Gupta and Unacademy co-founders Gaurav Munjal and Roman Saini.
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