Where does Game Transfers rank among its competitors?

Game Transfers ranks 1299th amongst 1207 active competitors, of which 7 are funded. It stands 11th in terms of total funding among its competitors. The most recent competitor to raise funding was Gamurs, which secured $12M in Oct, 2022.

Who are the top competitors of Game Transfers?

Game Transfers' top competitors include IGN, Polygon and Gamurs. Among them, Gamurs secured the most recent funding round in October, 2022.

Game Transfers - 2026 Company Profile & Competitors

Game Transfers is an unfunded company. It operates as a Provider of video game news, software patches, and save files. Game Transfers has not raised any funding yet. The company has 1207 active competitors, including 7 funded and 54 that have exited. Its top competitors include companies like IGN, Polygon and Gamurs.

Company Details

Provider of video game news, software patches, and save files. This platform distributes informational content regarding patches, downloadable content, and game updates for various computing and mobile devices. It offers access to tested game progress files and news reports concerning the gaming industry. Users utilize these resources to track updates and obtain data for both current and older titles across multiple hardware platforms.

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1299^th among 1299 competitors

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Top competitors of Game Transfers include IGN, Polygon and Gamurs. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of Game Transfers, ranked by Tracxn score:

Rank	Company Details	Short Description	Total Funding	Investors	Tracxn Score
1st	IGN 1996, Los Angeles (United States), Acquired	Online platform offering video gaming news	$35M	Generation Partners, Crosslink Capital & 3 others	71/100
2nd	Polygon 2012, Washington, DC (United States), Acquired	Provider of gaming and entertainment news, culture, and review content	-	Shinhan Venture Investment, DeepTech Ventures	48/100
3rd	Gamurs 2014, Sydney (Australia), Series A	Network of publications providing gaming, entertainment, and esports news content	$17M	Aura Group, Elysian Park & 7 others	46/100
4th	GameSpot 1996, San Francisco (United States), Acquired	Video game news, reviews, and fan community platform	-	-	45/100
5th	Kotaku 2004, New York City (United States), Acquired	Gaming reviews, news, tips, and guides for serious gamers	-	-	44/100
6th	NintendoLife 2006, Loughborough (United Kingdom), Unfunded	Media portal with a focus on Nintendo games and consoles	-	-	43/100
7th	Rock Paper Shotgun 2007, Bath (United Kingdom), Acquired	Media company focusing on PC games	-	-	42/100
8th	MobyGames 1971, San Francisco (United States), Acquired	Game database	-	-	41/100
9th	Pocket Gamer 2005, United Kingdom, Unfunded	Online platform offering poker gaming news	-	-	40/100
10th	Famitsu 1982, Tokyo (Japan), Unfunded	Online platform providing news on gaming	-	-	40/100
1299th	Game Transfers Unfunded	Provider of video game news, software patches, and save files	-	-	16/100