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Goama's new game City Protector, launched by Rappi to aid help in times of Covid-19

"We wanted to get the community to participate in a fun way in this donation, through a dynamic game that closely resembles the situation that we are experiencing in various countries. At City Protector we must make an effort to achieve a joint goal that benefits all of us, "says Nicolás Koifman, Vice President for Latin America at Goama Games.

Goama & Rappi partnering together for a cause to fight against COVID-19

Through the City Protector game, which is completely free, users will be able to accumulate points that will later be converted into money. Each point accumulated during a game session will donate to the Take a Child by the Hand Foundation and its Solidarity Menu program.

CEO of Goama will be one of the speaker at the Mobile Gaming Asia Summit in Singapore!

Everyone are invited!
June 2020
Holiday Inn Singapore Atrium, Singapore
Payment Strategies Panel Discussion:
Leveraging Different Payment Channels to Transform
How Your Mobile Gamers Pay and Play.

GoGames Announces Winner of the MPT Gold Coin Event!

9th January 2020, Myanmar – The holidays may be over as GoGames wraps up the Gold Coin Event. But things are only going to get more exciting as the winners have been announced! It has been 4 weeks of fun events together with Myanmar Post and Telecommunication (MPT) and here is the lucky winner of the Gold Coin Promotion. read more

Congratulations Kyaw Nay Htun for winning the coveted grand prize worth Ks1,000,000. Ko Nay Htun who enjoys 400+ premium casual games, no ads and free of in app purchases all for only Ks99 daily with MPT.

Cambodian startups SALA, GoGames receive funding from Smart Axiata's fund

SALA provides a school management solution, whereas GoGames is a subscription-based platform of over 400 mobile games for Android smartphones

The Smart Axiata Digital Innovation Fund (SADIF) has invested an undisclosed sum in Cambodian startups SALA and GoGames

The Best Games Has Zero Friction

Goama Games is a subscription-based mobile games platform which allows users to have access to unlimited games and play the very best mobile games without advertisements and other gaming interruptions. Founded a year and a half ago by Columbian-Japanese national, Taro Araya, Goama describes itself as the ‘Netflix of Games’ where users particularly in the emerging markets, can access to games at a low one-time fee, paid via their mobile credit or wallet. read more

Myanmar-based mobile gaming subscription startup Goama launches in India

A Myanmar-based subscription gaming club named Goama today announced at the Echelon Asia summit, the launch of its “Netflix of Games” app for the India market. The TOP100 gaming startup has built a platform called Go | Games and it has begun to gain traction across Southeast Asia — boasting 700,000 subscribers in six countries. The company, backed by SOSV MOX — has dubbed itself the ‘Netflix of Games’ and is focused on emerging markets. read more

Myanmar-based mobile gaming subscription startup Goama launches in India

The company, backed by SOSV MOX — has dubbed itself the ‘Netflix of Games’ and is focused on emerging markets. Goama charges a subscription fee that allows customers to play a fulls suite of mobile games, with zero upfront cost, no ads, and no gaming interruptions. The Android app is currently available in Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Malaysia, Indonesia, Cambodia, and Myanmar.

東南アジアのゲーム市場を制覇する、ミャンマー企業の野望

マイクロソフトや任天堂のような大手がやってくる前に、新興国のゲーム市場を制覇してやろう──。東南アジアのミャンマーを本拠に「ネットフリックスのゲ―ム版」的ビジネスを行なうスタートアップ企業がある。

Can This Myanmar Startup Capture Southeast Asia's Subscription Gaming Market Before Nintendo & Microsoft Do?

Before the big names like Microsoft or Nintendo jump in and overtake subscription services, a Myanmar-based startup is marketing its own “Netflix for games” in emerging markets. read more

The mobile gaming platform Go|Games has gained rapid traction in Southeast Asia since its release by Myanmar-based startup Goama, with 600,000 subscribers in six countries this month, said co-founder and CEO Taro Araya.

Local startup competition won by Myanmar company

The Echelon Top 100 Cambodia Qualifiers, hosted by local telecommunications company Smart Axiata and tech media platform e27, was held to shine a spotlight on Cambodia’s tech scene and the competition’s organisers stressed the importance of the event for promoting Cambodian startups on a regional scale. read more

Most of the 21 competing teams were founded by Cambodians, however all were beat out by Myanmar-based startup Goama, which advertised itself as the “Netflix of games for emerging countries”.

These four startups show why Cambodia's ecosystem is brimming with promise

The overall winner was Myanmar-based startup Goama, who clinched the Judge’s Choice award.

The startup has built a Netflix-for-mobile-gaming platform, allowing users to have frictionless access to casual game playing without the annoyance and hassle of in-game advertisements, micro-payment purchases, or download fees.

Goama, a mobile gaming platform, came out on top yesterday at the Cambodian edition of Echelon TOP100 APAC, which was held at boutique office building Raintree.

Goama, a mobile gaming platform, came out on top yesterday at the Cambodian edition of Echelon TOP100 APAC, which was held at boutique office building Raintree. read more

The startup, which describes itself as the Netflix of games, went up against 20 other contestants, winning in the ‘judge’s choice’ category and earning the right to represent the country in the Echelon Asia Summit 2018, which will be taking place in Singapore in June.

Cambodia runs TOP100 APAC roundshow in anticipation of Echelon Asia Summit 2018 in Singapore

After pitching their business ideas in front of a star-studded judging panel, Goama, the NETFLIX of Games for emerging countries, was picked as the Judge’s Choice of the inaugural Echelon TOP100 APAC 2018 Cambodia Qualifiers. read more

At Raintree Cambodia today, Goama competed with 20 other teams from the initial pool of over 30 teams. Goama will now be presented with a unique opportunity to meet with potential investors and government agencies at the Echelon Asia Summit 2018 in Singapore in June.

Meet 10 Ambassadors of Colombia abroad than that due to their talent and ideas are part of the book 100 Colombians.

Taro Araya - This Colombian businessman, based in Bangladesh since 2005, is the founder of Miaki, a company which is responsible for the management of information through telecommunications channels such as call centers, text messaging, etc., focused on entertainment, agriculture and health issues. read more

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