Gamehaus is a mobile game publisher that distributes free-to-play games to players primarily in the U.S. and Europe. Rather than developing its own games, Gamehaus partners with small- and medium-sized game developers in China, handling game screening, testing, user acquisition, and monetization on their behalf. The portfolio spans social casino, match, puzzle, simulation, RPG, and bingo genres, with social casino being the largest category. Representative titles include Double Win Slots, Grand Cash Slots, Bingo Party, and Harvest Town. Games are distributed through the Apple App Store and Google Play. Gamehaus earns revenue almost entirely from in-app purchases (roughly 90%), with in-app advertising contributing the remainder. Apple and Google take approximately 30% of in-app purchase revenue as a platform commission. Gamehaus then shares the remaining profits with its developer partners under tiered revenue-sharing arrangements. The primary cost driver is user acquisition spending across platforms like Google Ads, Meta Ads, AppLovin, and Moloco. Gamehaus's profitability model hinges on the relationship between the lifetime value of acquired players and the cost to acquire them. The business is asset-light — Gamehaus does not own studios or employ developers, allowing it to scale its game portfolio without proportional cost growth. Gamehaus is expanding its developer partner network, diversifying into simulation and RPG genres, and investing in AI tools to accelerate game development timelines for its partners.