Where is Big Fish located?

Big Fish is headquartered in Oslo, Norway.

Where does Big Fish rank among its competitors?

Big Fish ranks 8680th amongst 8539 active competitors, of which 368 are funded. It stands 11th in terms of total funding among its competitors. The most recent competitor to raise funding was Nazara, which secured $60M in Jan, 2025.

Who are the top competitors of Big Fish?

Big Fish's top competitors include Tripledot, Nazara and King. Among them, Nazara secured the most recent funding round in January, 2025.

Big Fish - 2026 Company Profile & Competitors

Company Details

Developer of mobile applications and casual games for digital platforms. This entity produces software designed for mobile operating systems, emphasizing functional interfaces and interaction. Operations include the technical creation of entertainment products and ongoing software maintenance, such as updating features and managing user communication. Engineering processes focus on navigation and consistent performance across individual software products.

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Location

Oslo, Norway

Stage

Unfunded

Ranked

8680^th among 11342 competitors

Similar Companies

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Top competitors of Big Fish include Tripledot, Nazara and King. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of Big Fish, ranked by Tracxn score:

Rank	Company Details	Short Description	Total Funding	Investors	Tracxn Score
1st	Tripledot 2017, London (United Kingdom), Series B	Developer of mobile games across various platforms and application stores	$202M	Access Industries, Lightspeed Venture Partners ... & 28 others	81/100
2nd	Nazara 1999, Mumbai (India), Public	Provider of diversified gaming and sports media platform	$128M	WestBridge Capital, Hornbill Capital & 102 others	81/100
3rd	King 2003, London (United Kingdom), Acquired	Developer of mobile games providing interactive entertainment across multiple platforms	-	Lakestar, Mosaic Ventures & 3 others	81/100
4th	Zynga 2007, San Francisco (United States), Acquired	Casual games developer and publisher for mobile and web platforms	$526M	Sprout Capital Partners, Adams Street Partners ... & 38 others	80/100
5th	Team17 1990, Wakefield (United Kingdom), Public	Developer of indie games across multiple platforms and genres	$21.8M	Herald Investment Management, LDC & 2 others	75/100
6th	Voodoo 2013, Paris (France), Series E	Developer of mobile applications and games for entertainment purposes	$200M	GBL, Goldman Sachs & 7 others	75/100
7th	Jam City 2007, Culver City (United States), Acquired	Game developer and publisher	$499M	Elsewhere Partners, Columbia Capital & 20 others	73/100
8th	Playtika 2010, Tel Aviv (Israel), Public	Video Game developer specializing in casual games for mobile and web platforms	$1.5M	HTIF, NFX & 4 others	72/100
9th	Homa Games 2018, Paris (France), Series B	Developer and publisher of mobile-based casual games	$165M	Headline, Northzone & 14 others	72/100
10th	Akatsuki 2010, Shinagawa (Japan), Public	Indie game development company based out of Japan	$13.8M	Link and motivation group, Sony & 1 others	72/100
8680th	Big Fish Oslo (Norway), Unfunded	Developer of mobile applications and casual games for digital platforms	-	-	16/100