Outersloth is accepting funding pitches for unreleased indie games

Innersloth's fund generally targets $50,000 to $2 million for original premium games and uses a recoup-and-revenue-share agreement without taking IP ownership.

Outersloth, the indie game fund created by Innersloth, is accepting pitches through its official form. The fund says it generally expects to finance projects in the $50,000 to $2 million range, although teams may pitch outside that range. Applicants need a pitch deck containing the budget, production schedule, studio name and game name; a build or demo is optional but supporting work samples, market research, trailers and gameplay can strengthen the submission. Outersloth is mainly looking for unreleased premium PC, console or mobile games. Projects already in Early Access are not considered, and the fund explicitly excludes blockchain, Web3 and AI-generated games. The model is recoup plus revenue share rather than full-service publishing: Outersloth does not claim the developer's IP or creative authority, but also warns that its small team cannot provide a complete marketing or localization operation and may respond slowly. Teams should read the public contract before submitting and decide whether a hands-off funding partner matches the support they need. Availability was checked September 22, 2026; no fixed closing date is listed.