JetSynthesys, a digital entertainment and technology company, is collaborating with the Hong Kong-based accelerator Brinc to launch a global gaming accelerator program. JetSynthesys will serve as the primary investor in Brinc's gaming accelerator, named Brinc Gaming. Over a three-year span, JetSynthesys plans to invest approximately $200,000 in more than 25 gaming startups and entrepreneurs. The company will also offer its expertise in various areas, including marketing, go-to-market strategies, talent acquisition, digital community development, capital networks, and IP licensing. The accelerator's international team brings substantial experience from leading tech and gaming companies to the program.

Startups chosen for the program will benefit from mentorship, guidance, and access to JetSynthesys' resources. As part of their commitment, they will be required to allocate either 2 percent of their advisory shares or 2 percent of their total token supply to Brinc. The accelerator will primarily target early-stage startups operating in various sectors, including game titles and studios, developer tools and infrastructure, and consumer apps. These sectors encompass diverse areas such as immersive gaming, cross-platform gaming, blockchain gaming, games-as-a-service, cloud gaming, esports, and AI for gaming. The inaugural cohort is scheduled to commence in the first quarter of 2024.

JetSynthesys founder Rajan Navani has underlined their dedication to supporting startups in the gaming sector, particularly smaller enterprises. He emphasized their commitment to empowering passionate entrepreneurs within the gaming industry by providing essential resources and mentorship to help them thrive. Karan Keswani, Managing Director of Brinc India, anticipates that JetSynthesys' established track record in accelerating gaming startups will be a significant driver of the program's success and bring transformation to the industry. JetSynthesys has been actively engaged in various gaming-related ventures, including a game studio, business collaborations, organizing esports tournaments, and a gaming and payment processing company. Notably, in June 2022, the company introduced Jetapult, a venture equipped with a $100 million fund to acquire gaming studios.