“We're not going after AAA… There are 11.4 million of them… old Netflix model… cross-pollinated those users… Nash equilibrium of growth.”

Luke Ritchie, CEO of Haiven · The Pitch · Haiven: AI Protection for Young Gamers

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Target only indie and mid-size games (≈11.4 M titles) and use a Netflix-style cross-pollination model to grow user base

11.4 million indie games

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