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TapNation Selected for French Tech 120 Programme

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February 22, 2023

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Leading mobile developer and publisher TapNation has been selected for French Tech 120, a programme launched by the French government to support and promote start-ups.

“We are thrilled and honored to have been selected for French Tech 120. This recognition is a testament to the hard work and dedication of our team, and it will help us accelerate our growth and achieve our vision of becoming a global leader in mobile game development,” Hervé Montoute, CEO of TapNation, said.

TapNation was founded in 2019 and has since developed and published a portfolio of popular mobile games such as Giant Rush, Ice Cream Inc and Sneaker Art. The company has over 750 million downloads among its titles, with a strong focus on innovation and uses cutting-edge tools to create engaging and immersive game experiences for players. This includes the use of blockchain technology, with TapNation announcing multiple partnerships with Web 3.0 companies.

French Tech 120 identifies and supports 120 promising startups every year, providing personalised support and resources to help them scale up and become global champions. The programme offers access to a network of mentors, investors and partners, as well as training, coaching and visibility opportunities. It also provides access to international markets, including the United States, Asia and the Middle East.

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