Playgama expands Bridge SDK distribution to over 300m users

Playgama's Bridge SDK now allows developers to access a combined potential audience of over 300 million users for web game distribution and monetisation.

The Bridge SDK has expanded its reach with new platform extensions for Facebook Gaming and MSN Games to bring its presence into the global HTML5 game ecosystem. 

Playgama said the new integrations are now live, with recent game releases like Train Tycoon on MSN and Vikings: An Archer's Journey on Facebook Gaming were launched using the Bridge SDK. 

Supporting developers 

The company claimed that the Bridge SDK is used by over 1,000 developers for game publishing and offers distribution across 14 platforms.

Playgama said It also supports game engines like Unity, Godot, and Construct 3 and now features in-game purchase functionality for monetisation across all supported platforms.

“Our goal with Bridge SDK is to remove friction and help developers scale their HTML5 games across the fragmented web ecosystem,” said Playgama head of developer success Pavel Polovinka. 

“Adding Facebook and MSN is a major step forward for reach - and we’re just getting started.” 

Earlier this year, we spoke to Playgama founder Dmitry Kachmar to discuss landing $3 million in funding and the HTML5 renaissance.