KSUM-incubating Dreamloop AI 3rd in Eureka GCC Startup Competition

KOCHI:
Dreamloop.ai, which pioneered a revolutionary democratization of mobile gaming, emerged third in the prestigious Eureka GCC startup competition billed as Asia’s largest of its kind with more than 400 contestants.

Dreamloop is registered with Startup Infinity, which is Kerala Startup Mission’s hub for nascent companies abroad.

The competition, uniquely, permits anyone to create one’s own mobile game through the AI platform Max2D, without writing a single line of code. This platform is used by 3.4 million users, ranging from 10-year-olds to those of more than the age of 50.

Dreamloop CEO Rahul A.R. received the prize money from UAE Minister Sheikh Nahyan bin Mubarak Al Nahyan at a ceremony in Dubai. Present at the event were Indian Ambassador to the UAE Sunjay Sudhir and GII CEO Pankaj Gupta.

Rahul said preparations were underway to teach gaming development to children focusing on schools and educational institutions in the UAE. “We thank KSUM and Startup Middle East for giving us the opportunity to participate in such a global competition,” he added.

“If you want to make a game without coding, you can easily create one using just your phone with the Max2D app from the Google Play Store”, he said.

Apart from the Gulf countries, startups from the UK, Turkey, Jordan, India and Pakistan participated in the competition. Thirty selected startups got the opportunity to participate in the entrepreneurial training program.

Dreamloop vied against ten other startups in the grand finale.