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Nov 19th, 2014
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In 2002 Dmitry Terekhin founded Moscow-based Nekki with a focus on creating original, quality gaming content for mobile and social platforms.
The company has released the popular games Shadow Fight, Shadow Fight 2, Vector, and others, earning more than 160 million installs to date.
Dmitry graduated from the Moscow Engineering and Physics Institute with a degree in mathematics and systematic programming, and received his MBA from the Skolkovo School of Management in 2014.
Articles featuring Dmitry Terekhin
Articles featuring Dmitry Terekhin
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NEW BATTLES
Nov 26th, 2015
NEW BATTLES
Nov 26th, 2015
Tencent releases Nekki's 90 million downloaded Shadow Fight 2 in China
UNDER THE UA RADAR
Sep 24th, 2015
250 million installs without paid UA makes Nekki a Russian success story
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| Game Industry Conference 2021 | Europe | Oct 19th |
| Hyper Games Conference (Online) | Oct 21st | |
| Develop:Brighton 2021 | Europe | Oct 26th |
| The Digital Big Indie Pitch (PC+Console Edition) #10 (Online) | Oct 26th | |
| Nordic Game Talents (Online) | Oct 26th | |
| The Digital Big Indie Pitch (Mobile Edition) #11 | Oct 27th | |
| Investor & Publisher Connector (Online) | Oct 31st | |
| Global Games Pitch (Online) | Nov 2nd |
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