Arctic7 Arctic7 helps game companies, film studios, and TV networks expand their stories across multiple platforms. We've worked on Star Wars: The Mandalorian, Marvel films, and many PC, console, and mobile games. Our founding team worked at Electronic Arts and were executives at Keywords Studios, the leading service company in gaming. Now we're applying our experience to what we believe is entertainment's largest growth opportunity – Transmedia – and already have significant traction, including collaborations with Disney, Microsoft, and Riot Games’ Hypixel Studios. The studio turning games into films, films into games, and stories into worlds that live everywhere. How much can I invest? With Regulation A+, a non-accredited investor can only invest a maximum of 10% of their annual income or 10% of their net worth per year, whichever is greater. There are no restrictions for accredited investors. With Regulation Crowdfunding, non-accredited investors with an annual income or net worth less than $124,000 are limited to invest a maximum of 5% of the greater of those two amounts. For those with an annual income and net worth greater than $124,000, they are limited to investing 10% of the greater of the two amounts. How to open a Self-Directed IRA on StartEngine? StartEngine makes it easy to invest using your retirement funds. You can open a self-directed IRA account through StartEngine. To get started, simply visit our IRA page for more information and step-by-step instructions. Already have a self-directed IRA with another provider? You can still invest on StartEngine, but please note that the process will be manual and may take longer to complete. When will I receive my shares? At the close of an offering, all investors whose funds have cleared by this time will be included in the disbursement. At this time, each investor will receive an email from StartEngine with their Countersigned Subscription Agreement, which will serve as their proof of purchase moving forward. Please keep in mind that a company can conduct a series of closes or withdrawals of funds throughout the duration of the campaign. If you are included in that withdrawal period, you will be emailed your countersigned subscription agreement and proof of purchase immediately following that withdrawal. What will the return on my investment be? StartEngine assists companies in raising capital, and once the offering is closed, we are no longer involved with whether the company chooses to list shares on a secondary market or what occurs thereafter. Therefore, StartEngine has no control or insight into your investment after the close of the live offering. In addition, we are not permitted to provide financial advice. You may want to contact a financial professional to discuss possible investment outcomes. Can I cancel my investment? For Regulation Crowdfunding, investors are able to cancel their investment at any point throughout the campaign up until 48 hours before the closing of the offering. Note: If the company does a rolling close, they will post an update to their current investors, giving them the opportunity to cancel during this timeframe. If you do not cancel within this 5-day timeframe, your funds will be invested in the company, and you will no longer be able to cancel the investment. If your funds show as Invested on your account dashboard, your investment can no longer be canceled. For Regulation A+, StartEngine allows for a four-hour cancellation period. Once the four-hour window has passed, it is up to each company to set their own cancellation policy. You may find the company’s cancellation policy in the company’s offering circular. Once your investment is canceled, there is a 10-day clearing period from the date your investment was submitted. After your funds have cleared the bank, you will receive your refund within 10 business days. Refunds that are made through ACH payments can take up to 10 business days to clear. Unfortunately, we are at the mercy of the bank, but we will do everything we can to get you your refund as soon as possible. However, every investment needs to go through the clearing process in order to be sent back to the account associated with the investment. What is the difference between Regulation Crowdfunding and Regulation A+? Both Title III Regulation Crowdfunding and Title IV Regulation A+ help entrepreneurs crowdfund capital investments from unaccredited and accredited investors. The differences between these regulations are related to the investor limitations, the differing amounts of money companies are permitted to raise, and differing disclosure and filing requirements. To learn more about Regulation Crowdfunding, learn about Regulation Crowdfunding, and for Regulation A+, learn about Regulation A+.
REASONS TO INVEST
Strong market position with proven product-market fit
Experienced leadership team with successful track record
Clear path to profitability and sustainable growth
Our Story
Audiences want their favorite stories to exist across every screen. A game franchise becomes a TV series. A film expands into an interactive experience. The technology exists to make this happen, but most studios can't execute because they only understand one side of it.
Arctic7 is at the intersection of gaming, film production, and digital services tailored to the high-bandwidth needs of creative industries. We help IP holders expand their worlds across platforms without losing creative control or wasting money rebuilding assets. Our team has shipped AAA games for Microsoft, created virtual production environments for The Mandalorian (Narwhal Studios)*, and built digital infrastructure for major networks.
Members of our founding team previously co-founded Sperasoft, which was acquired by Keywords Studios in 2017. Following the acquisition, they held leadership roles at Keywords Studios during a period in which the company expanded through numerous acquisitions and reported significant revenue growth. Now, Arctic 7 is the same strategy applied to what we believe is a larger, less consolidated market.
*Narwhal Studios is a subsidiary of Arctic 7 which was acquired. The work referenced here was completed prior to Arctic 7 acquiring Narwhal Studios.
The Problem
Translating interactive IP to linear entertainment is problematic and often mishandled by IP owners, production companies, and distributors.
Our Solution
Arctic7 solves these problems by operating across all three domains: game development, film and TV production, and managed digital services. We bridge the creative disconnect, eliminate wasted resources, and protect brand integrity.
Transmedia Production
We guide IP holders through cross-platform expansion while maintaining creative control. We assess which stories work best across different media, develop production roadmaps, create visual and narrative frameworks, secure funding, and manage execution from concept to delivery. IP owners stay involved at every stage.
Our team speaks both languages fluently. We help partners expand their worlds without rebuilding from scratch, alienating fans, or losing what made the IP valuable in the first place.
Market Opportunity
Arctic7 operates where three industries converge into a connected entertainment ecosystem.
Why We Believe the Timing Is Right
Audiences are driving the change. 52% of Gen Z and millennial gamers now play a video game after watching a related TV show or film (source). Studios are responding by adopting game technology for film production. For example, Disney's Industrial Light & Magic (ILM) used Unreal Engine, a game development tool, to create the virtual environments for The Mandalorian. That approach is now becoming the industry standard.
This technology shift is accelerating across the entertainment industry. Game engines now power film and TV production at major studios, while franchises increasingly launch across multiple platforms simultaneously to meet audience expectations. Streaming services rely on transmedia strategies to keep viewers engaged between releases, creating sustained demand for companies that can execute across games, film, and digital media.
The Transmedia opportunity with Industry Examples
When franchises expand successfully across platforms, the results are measurable. Some of the most recognizable entertainment ecosystems today are transmedia franchises:
- The Witcher - Netflix's series drove significant renewed interest in CD Projekt's game franchise, bringing new players to titles released years earlier and expanding the audience far beyond gaming.
- Cyberpunk 2077 - The anime series Edgerunners generated a surge in player activity, with concurrent player counts jumping significantly and the game re-entering sales charts months after its original launch.
- Fallout - Amazon Prime's series premiere drove a resurgence in players across the entire game franchise, with older titles seeing renewed sales and active player counts reaching all-time highs.
- League of Legends - Riot Games' Arcane on Netflix introduced millions of non-gamers to the franchise, expanding the audience while deepening engagement with existing players through coordinated in-game events.
- The Last of Us - HBO's adaptation drove significant sales of the original PlayStation titles years after release, proving that well-executed transmedia can extend franchise lifecycles and reach new demographics.
- Star Wars - Decades of coordinated storytelling across films, games, books, and streaming have built one of the most valuable entertainment properties in history.
These franchises didn't just expand for brand awareness. Each platform drove measurable business results for the others, creating compounding value that single-format entertainment struggles to match.
Why This Matters Now
The demand for premium content is rising, but so is the competition for audience attention. Games, streaming, social platforms, and digital ecosystems are converging. As this happens, we believe the next generation of breakout franchises will not come from one format; they will be designed to live everywhere from the start.
That is the transmedia opportunity: to build connected entertainment worlds that grow across platforms, deepen fan investment, and stay relevant for years.
Traction
We've built a working business with real revenue, blue-chip clients, and clear momentum.
Financial Performance
*“Active deals” represent potential opportunities at various stages of preliminary discussion or evaluation. These opportunities are not committed contracts and are subject to numerous uncertainties, including negotiation of definitive agreements, third-party approvals, and securing financing. There is no guarantee that any of these opportunities will be realized or generate revenue.
Client Portfolio
We have provided services for some of the biggest names in the entertainment industry, including the companies shown below (current and former clients of Arctic 7 and its acquisitions, Narwhal Studios and Happy Mushroom).
Strategic Expansion
Our business pipeline contains multiple partners and potential clients to help Arctic7 scale in the next 24 months.
How We Make Money
Arctic7 generates revenue through long-term client contracts and strategic acquisitions. Our primary revenue source is from the unique and excellent services we provide to partners.
Use of Funds
We’re raising $1.2M to build and evaluate our strategic growth pipeline. This capital will support relationship development with potential partners and targets that complement our transmedia capabilities, including outbound sourcing, initial diligence and feasibility analysis, and building the internal processes and infrastructure needed to be ready for future strategic transactions as we scale.
Join Us
Entertainment no longer lives in one place. Arctic7 is building the infrastructure to power stories across every platform. We are the future of entertainment.
