Frenzoo
Me Girl avatar game company discloses a fresh $1M to make more titles
The Hong Kong based startup makes money by selling virtual goods on its girly games.
8 Startup Lessons on Working with Big Brands
Simon is currently CEO at Frenzoo. He was previously APAC head of emerging technology at Juniper Networks. He is an angel investor in startups, and a writer on startups and
Frenzoo Partners With Teen Vogue To Launch 3D Fashion Mobile RPG for Girls
Frenzoo, a Hong Kong-based startup who specializes in 3D lifestyle games for girls, has partnered with Teen Vogue to launch Teen Vogue Me Girl. I tried the game briefly and
Frenzoo collaborates with Condé Nast to cross-promote games
Hong Kong-based mobile games startup Frenzoo has announced last week that it has partnered with major magazine publisher Condé Nast to cross-promote each other’s games. Involved in the tie-up are Frenzoo’s
Frenzoo’s Style Me Girl, a fashion RPG game, hits one million downloads in two weeks
Style Me Girl, an RPG game by Hong Kong startup Frenzoo, has accumulated one million downloads since its launch two weeks ago. It has reached number one in iTunes for free
Frenzoo Raises $1 Million, Will Create 3D Lifestyle and Fashion Mobile Games
Frenzoo, a startup based out of Hong Kong and San Francisco, is a startup that has been around for a while, specializing in 3D avatars and fashion for girls and
Hong Kong’s Frenzoo raises US$1M to create 3D lifestyle mobile games for women
Frenzoo, a Hong Kong-based startup that has developed a series of 3D lifestyle and fashion games targeted at girls, has raised US$1M in seed funding from investors in Asia, Europe,
How to pivot successfully
Our first product, a 3D chat world One of the trickier points in a startup’s life is knowing when to pivot or when to keep on your current path. Often,
Hong Kong game startup Frenzoo wins YetiZen’s startup contest
Frenzoo, a Hong Kong-based startup that has developed a series of 3D lifestyle and fashion games targeted at girls, has won the annual “Get in the Game” YetiZen startup contest.
After unConference Singapore 2009
unConference Singapore 2009 saw a turn out of about 400 people, with a 85-15 male-female ratio (what else, did you think it was the other way round? I had actually



