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Singapore start-up Mighty Bear makes mighty leap into mobile gaming

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A Singapore start-up, founded by four former employees of the United States-based studio behind hit mobile game Candy Crush, is looking at carving out a space for itself in the lucrative mobile gaming market.

Fresh from receiving US$2.5 million (S$3.4 million) in seed funding from global investors last year, the two-year-old games studio Mighty Bear is working on a new game that blends role-playing elements with Candy Crush’s tried-and-tested Match-3 format.

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