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Game Insight invests over $5 million on Facebook Messenger Instant Games

Posted on: Nov 30, 2016 | Posted by: Business Mag

Big Viking isn't the only company investing into Facebook's new HTML5 Messenger Instant Games platform. Game Insight announced it is putting over $5 million into a new division...

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