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EPISODE · Nov 12, 2024 · 41 MIN

45M Users & 10K Creators- The Future of Social Gaming with Anton Bernstein of Pocket Worlds

from The Here's Waldo Podcast · host Lizzie Mintus, Anton Bernstein

In this episode of the Here's Waldo Podcast, Lizzie Mintus sits down with Anton Bernstein, the CEO and founder of Pocket Worlds, the fast-growing Y Combinator-backed company that has connected over 45 million users and 10,000 creators through shared virtual experiences. Pocket Worlds is the parent company behind two major platforms: High Rise and Everskies. High Rise is the leading virtual world where users create avatars, express themselves, and forge deep friendships through shared experiences. Meanwhile, Everskies offers a creative space for users to dress up pixel dolls and interact with their community. Anton shares how these platforms have shaped social interactions in online gaming and how experimentation led to the growth and success of High Rise. Tune in for an inspiring conversation about growing up in the Soviet Union to founding multiple successful companies. Anton reflects on his entrepreneurial journey and offers valuable insights into user acquisition, engagement strategies, and the importance of social connection in virtual spaces. 

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