This South Korea-based venture capital firm focuses on investing in startups in the gaming and entertainment industries. With a fund size ranging from $1-5 million, they typically invest in 2-6 deals per year. In 2018, they had a particularly active year. Compared to other organizations, this VC has a higher rate of exit commitments. They do not have a specific preference for the number of founders in their portfolio startups, but the startups must be 2-3 years old to be eligible for investment. Some of their notable portfolio startups include N.thing and Adriel. The fund primarily invests in South Korea and has had success in the advertising and agriculture sectors. They typically invest in rounds with 1-2 participants and have been sponsored by companies such as UQI Partners Corporation and Naver Corporation. In subsequent rounds, they often receive funding from Woowa Bros, Korea Investment Partners, and BA Partners.