Back in April, we reported that AisleBuyer had been sold to Intuit, and it didn’t take founder and CEO Andrew Paradise to find his way back into the startup grind.

Today, Paradise announced that his new startup, Lookout Gaming, has raised a $1.25 million seed round from Atlas Venture and NextView, along with some angels. Though still in stealth, TechCrunch reports that Lookout is working on helping indie game designers monetize their products (a very worthy goal in this non-gamer’s opinion, and not just because it’s been a rough year for parts of the local gaming sector).

Paradise’s co-founder is Casey Chafkin, the fourth employee at AisleBuyer.

Here’s Paradise’s blog post in full:

So we just raised our first seed round and are excited to share with everyone who our new partners are. We’re really pleased to announce that we have partnered with Atlas Venture (Jeff Fagnan), Nextview Ventures (Lee Hower) and some game industry veterans including Mark Jung (former CEO of IGN/Gamespy) and Jeff Natland (founder ofNeteller).

We plan to use the new funding to grow the team and continue to build towards the launch of our first product which we can’t wait to share with gamers and game developers alike. We have something really special to share with the gaming world to help better monetize games, and we are thrilled to have both the support and validation of our concept from the venture community.

Stay tuned in the coming months as we’re closer now than ever to revolutionizing the gaming industry!