Marshmallow Jetpack
OperatingMarshmallow Jetpack Inc.
Media & Entertainment · Santa Clarita, CA · Founded 2021
Free-to-play meets NFTs
Financials
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Valuation over rounds
Pre-money — the valuation set before each round’s money came inBlue bars are the pre-money valuation the company stated for a priced round.
Share price over rounds
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Fundraising history
Team
16 people
James is a games industry veteran with experience in Production, Project Management, Business Development, and QA. From the BAFTA award-winning "Tearaway" to the Apple Top 10 Title "The Trail" and beyond, James has a deep passion for independent development and unique projects. His spare time is spent playing video games, board games, and tabletop games like Dungeons & Dragons to create stories with amazing people. As a junkie for social games and giant mechs, he is constantly thankful to be surrounded by such fantastic, talented colleagues and friends at Marshmallow Jetpack! James is currently part-time and is not taking a salary compensation.
Justin is our charismatic Jedi master. With a Doctorate in Asian Studies and 20 years of teaching mixed martial arts, Justin brings a wealth of unique knowledge and guiding values to the team. Justin is an avid geek for RPG, tabletop, and videogames with experience as an Executive Producer at Osbourne Media. As a social chameleon with contagious positivity, Justin is Marshmallow Jetpack's number one fan and is excited to lend his experience in business development, community, and production at Marshmallow Jetpack. Justin is full-time and is not taking a salary compensation.
Forged in the fires of TCG competition in both MTG and Vs System, it was at a tournament in Anaheim, California where Russ was persuaded to join Upper Deck Entertainment to work on organized play and game design. Most recently, Russ worked at Blizzard Entertainment for 13 years on the Battle.net platform as a Senior Product Manager. Russ lends his wisdom in game design, competitive balance, scalable infrastructure, and production to the Marshmallow Jetpack team to foster a creative and collaborative environment where everyone can thrive. Russ is currently part-time and is not taking a salary compensation.
After working as a Storyboard artist in Ireland for some years, Andrew returned to Canada to join RAID Studios in Toronto. Andrew has worked as a Storyboard and Concept Artist for various studios in both North America and Europe including Snowball Studios, Big Studios, and HMH Publishing. He could not be happier to draw mechs all day. Andrew is currently part-time and is not taking a salary compensation.
Bex is a lifelong gamer, playing everything from tabletop to VR. Finding fulfillment in providing people with new experiences, she enjoys making board games that bring friends and family together. Coming from the world of entertainment and advertising, Bex has helped bring projects to life with some of the largest brand and agency names, including Oscar and Emmy award-winning directors. When she's not working or gaming, you'll often find her reading, making candles, or working on her first novel. Her passion is immersive storytelling and she is thrilled to facilitate Marshmallow Jetpack in creating vibrant worlds in which people can escape. Bex is currently part-time and is not taking a salary compensation.
A lifelong gamer with a passion for a deep understanding of design, Blaine has been an independent game developer for 2 years. As a published author with a background in biomedical engineering and an avid competitive player of strategy and card games, Blaine takes an analytical and player-focused approach to create games. His mission is to find elegant solutions that never compromise on clarity or fun. Blaine is currently part-time and is not taking a salary compensation.
Cody Urban is a diverse creative storyteller that enjoys authoring books, writing screenplays, broadcast journalism, public speaking, video production, show hosting, and education. He has time under his belt at Time Warner Cable News and in advertising for big-name clients like Toyota and LA County AirShow. With Marshmallow Jetpack, he puts his skills to work on building content that helps showcase and tell the stories of our team and game. Cody is currently part-time and is not taking a salary compensation.
Ever since begging his parents for Sonic the Hedgehog on the Sega Genesis at the age of six, gaming has been in David's veins. From ColecoVision to tabletop to console and PC, David loves the whole breadth of the gaming technology spectrum. David has been in commercial production for the past 5 years working with clients from small startups to multi-billion dollar companies including PepsiCo, Fiat Chrysler, Macy*s, and more. He enjoys creating universes for you to get lost in and is eager to bring his love of gaming and world-building to the Marshmallow Jetpack team. David is currently part-time and is not taking a salary compensation.
Devin has been a gamer since 1995 when he started his journey with Super Mario Bros. Devin chased his interest through tabletop and card games to become an avid Dungeon Master. He brings to Marshmallow Jetpack a strong focus on balance, QA, and immersion and is excited to give back to the world through the medium that he has gained so much from. Devin is currently part-time and is not taking a salary compensation.
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Jesse geeks out about Computer Science, Magic the Gathering, Dungeons & Dragons, Warhammer, and education. Currently, he teaches high school classes on Linux, Network Configuration, and Cyber Security. In his spare time, he pursues his hobbies by playing games, painting minis, and staying up to date on obscure technology news. Jesse is currently part-time and is not taking a salary compensation.
Liam is a young aficionado of all things Computer Science. As a current university student and children’s teacher, he understands the importance of education in game design and can fluently translate technical nuance. An avid gamer both onscreen and on the table, Liam is excited to build something that makes people feel like they can save the world. Liam is currently part-time and is not taking a salary compensation.
A former Artificial Intelligence Researcher, Nick joined Blizzard Entertainment to chase the beauty he found running Super Smash Brothers Melee tournaments. There, he managed the growth of collegiate Overwatch and later Esports Technology. Nick then joined Google as a Product Manager on Android to deploy smart features to billions of people worldwide. Secretly, he plots in the shadows as game designer and resident Dungeon Master at Warchief Gaming.
Robert's pursuits have always stemmed from his love for storytelling. After earning a Master of Fine Arts Degree specializing in Creative Writing from Western Michigan University, he continued to pursue his passion for esports, bringing his narrative style to the Overwatch League. Since 2017 he has worked as a Producer and Broadcaster for the Overwatch League and continues to write fiction and create content around gaming in all forms of media.
Rusty is a Software Architect with 15 years of experience in enterprise web services design. During that time, he has gathered a wealth of software design secrets and principles to build scalable, robust, highly available systems. Rich, interactive gaming experiences inspired Rusty to start programming. It was his goal from the start of his career to land a job at the biggest and best name in gaming. In 2014 Rusty realized that dream when he was offered a position at Blizzard Entertainment where he learned from the best minds in the industry. Rusty left Blizzard in 2019 to return home to the snow-capped mountains of Utah. Only now, 2 years later, with this team, and this project, has he found something that rivals in terms of promise and excitement. Rusty is currently part-time and is not taking a salary compensation.
Ryan grew up on a steady diet of Sega Genesis, Gameboy, and Trading Cards. Unsurprisingly, that didn’t lead to him becoming a professional athlete. Competitive gaming took him to work on the World of Warcraft TCG in 2006, and that started a 15-year career in the gaming industry. While he’s seen the industry from just about every angle, he’s become obsessed with how games and their components look. Whether it’s a small physical game token, a digital card frame, or a giant convention banner, he just wants everything to look and feel as cool as possible. Ryan is currently part-time and is not taking a salary compensation.
Tim has a passion for looking out the window and seeing the future. His career has been built around the ability to see what's next. From influencers, cryptocurrency, and block chain, to new innovations on seemingly stale products. A few of his accolades include being a Harvard Business School graduate, a 30 under 30 nominee, Find Your Grind Best in Games (https://findyourgrind.com/people/timothy-tello/), receiving the first ever ERC 20 token no action letter from the SEC (https://www.sec.gov/corpfin/pocketful-quarters-inc-072519-2a1), patent for the use of game tokens across block chain, and a successful exit to Microsoft Game Pass. Tim is currently the COO of Pocketful of Quarters, which operates as a gaming platform. The site is designed to supply content creators with tools for growth and engagement as well as being the first universal gaming token on block chain. POQ plans to use the 500 streamers and its user base to distribute and publish new and appealing video game titles that all share its patented coin technology. Pocketful of Quarters has reached 600k users and with continued growth of 30% month over month and is on pace to reach nearly 5 million users by years end.
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Reg CF annual-report compliance
Filed 0 of 5 annual reports (FY2021–FY2025)
Missing: 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025
Reg CF issuers must file a Form C-AR each year until a Rule 202(b) termination trigger is met.
SEC filings
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