"For next few quarters – we expect esports to continue to build on the momentum of Q4 and with opening of offline events and growth of D2C ...

They are all cash flow generating businesses for us. So we are not very hungry for capital. We are able to self finance the growth but it g...

Its revenue during April-June 2021 jumped 45 per cent to Rs 131.2 crore, compared with Rs 90.5 crore in the year-ago period.

India's Nazara Technologies will invest about Rs 20 crore for acquiring 69.82% stake in Publishme’s parent Arrakis Tanitim Organizasyon Paz...

Even on very popular games like Candy Crush and Clash of Clans, less than 1% of daily active users do in-app purchases in India, which resu...

RCB Epic Cricket is currently designed to be played in three modes, including multiplayer mode, live events and career mode.

While projecting the gamer base to grow, the report has also estimated the industry to be worth $1 billion by 2021.

It also projects that the online gaming industry in India will gain momentum and grow at 20 per cent to $1 billion by 2021, from the curren...

Hiree is looking at the freemium model as a way to attract more jobs online and therefore drive growth. The company is targetting a growth ...

As part of the association, Sachin Tendulkar will train the players to gain expertise in playing the game.

The game, which its makers say is the first non-movie based Bollywood game, would be launched on August 26.

It’s the most-downloaded freemium game in the world, and a game that people from all walks of life have spent hours and hours playing obses...

The mobile game "Clash of Clans is free to download and free to play, so how does it pull in an unheard of $1.56 million revenue everyday?

Nazara Technologies has got exclusive rights to develop games based on Bollywood titles such as Bang Bang, Finding Fanny and Bombay Velvet.

The Indian mobile gaming market is about $120 m and it is largely pushed through value-added services where one has to pay to download.

Personal entertainment devices are forcing game developers in India to change tacks and shift the focus of their business models away from ...

Most mobile game developers in the country including Ibibo, Hungama, Nazara and UTV Indiagames are promoting freemium games or products.