
Hyderabad-based PC and console game publisher 1312 Interactive has raised $1 million (about Rs 10 crore) in a seed round led by T-Accelerate Capital and Chimera Venture Capital. Ventana Ventures, Rahul Reddy…
Hyderabad-based PC and console game publisher 1312 Interactive has raised $1 million (about Rs 10 crore) in a seed round led by T-Accelerate Capital and Chimera Venture Capital. Ventana Ventures, Rahul Reddy G, Rohan MC and Darini Srinivas also participated.

The company will use the funds to expand its indie and AA game publishing business across emerging markets and launch 1312 Playground, a developer community platform. Money will support production, marketing, distribution, platform partnerships, quality assurance and localisation for premium titles from India and other emerging hubs.
Founded by Deepak Gurijala and Raviteja Mantena, 1312 works with studios to take culturally distinct games to global audiences. Its debut slate includes five titles, and it plans to support six to eight additional games each year.
Both sources cover the same funding announcement with near-identical facts and quotes, offering straight business-news reporting. The Times of India leads with the company's name and the round size before listing investors, Siasat leads with the investors betting on the company. Neither outlet adds independent analysis, critical questions, or wider ecosystem context. Without a second framing to contrast, the uniform coverage signals that this is a clean corporate disclosure with no disputed angles. What remains unaddressed: how the company will compete with established global publishers or whether India's PC/console market can sustain a dedicated publishing infrastructure. The company plans to support six to eight additional titles per year.
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Sources (2): timesofindia.indiatimes.com (neutral report), siasat.com (neutral report)
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