Scopely has bought a majority stake in Pixel Flow maker Loom Games for an undisclosed fee.
Puzzler Pixel Flow was only launched in late 2025 but has already been played by over 10m people globally and is a top 20 grossing mobile game in the US, according to Scopely’s press release announcing the news.
Loom Games was founded by CEO Kübra Gündoğan and CTO Emre Çelik in 2025. The game is described by new owner Scopely as a hybridcasual game with both in-app and ad-based elements and a new gameplay mechanic. There are currently 20 staff working on Pixel Flow, said Scopely.
Gündoğan and Çelik will continue to lead the studio from Istanbul. It closed a seed financing round last year that included Arcadia Gaming Partners and E2vc.
As part of the announcement, Scopely chief revenue officer and board member said Tim O’Brien also suggested there are further deals to come from the Monopoly Go maker, adding:
“We are constantly exploring opportunities that could bring more world-class teams and game franchises into our operating system, and this investment signals our ongoing commitment to being a leading partner in the space.”
Cofounder and CEO of Loom Games Kübra Gündoğan added: “In our conversations with Scopely, their confidence in our hybridcasual game-making was incredibly affirming.”
“Scopely shares our passion for games and brings deep experience in developing and scaling products, all while caring about players. Their unique ecosystem will allow us to maintain our creative autonomy while also learning from each other and continuing to build games that can become a meaningful part of players’ lives for the long term.”
“We are proud to be one of few gaming companies in Turkey to achieve such an impressive outcome with this deal – a milestone that reflects not only our team’s dedication, but also the strength and global potential of the Turkish gaming ecosystem.”
