Company · HR & Future of Work

Game Strategies

game-learn.com ↗ ·Madrid ·Series A

Game Strategies (formerly Gamelearn) is a Madrid-based company that builds game-based and simulation-driven corporate training software for leadership, sales, negotiation and soft-skills development, plus a no-code authoring tool for custom training games. Founded in 2007 as Gamelearn and rebranded to Game Strategies in 2025, it has raised a Series A and serves over 5,000 corporate clients worldwide including Adidas, BBVA, Coca-Cola, L'Oréal and Toyota.

Founded
2007
Founders
3
News
0
Rounds
0
Investors
5
SectorsHR & Future of Work, Edtech, Enterprise Software Start-up MapHR & Future of Work › Corporate training & upskilling

Profile updated 30 Jul 2026

Founders

Eduardo Monfort
Co-founder & Chief Product Officer
Ibrahim Jabary
Founder & CEO
Mai Apraiz
Co-founder

Global models 5

Kahoot!
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Game-based learning platform that scaled globally on gamification mechanics, the same core model of turning learning content into competitive games.
$325MComparable
Strivr
United States · www.strivr.com ↗
Immersive simulation-based corporate training platform used by large enterprises for soft-skills and operational training, directly comparable to Game Strategies' simulation games.
$126MComparable
Attensi
Norway · attensi.com ↗
Gamified 3D simulation training for corporate soft skills and compliance, the closest European peer to Game Strategies' game-based corporate learning model.
$58MComparable
Mursion
United States · www.mursion.com ↗
VR/simulation-based soft-skills and leadership training for enterprises, same simulation-driven approach to corporate behavior change.
$40.6MComparable
Axonify
Canada · axonify.com ↗
Gamified microlearning platform using points, badges and leaderboards to drive corporate training engagement, matching Game Strategies' game-mechanics-for-training model.
$35.4MComparable

Investors 5

Funding rounds

No announced rounds on record.

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