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Where did gaming came from?

Playstation

Remember your cool friend back from school days? 

Yes, we are talking about that friend who used to invite you to their house every day after school so you play or mostly watch them play on their PlayStation together. 

Let us know the Playstation India history-

PlayStation is a brand full of history and legacy. An unbeatable legacy that continues to shake the world by bringing forth revolutions and innovation in the gaming world.

PlayStation in the 1990s started launching and introducing gaming wonders to the world and soon the craziness reached India.

Indian influence-

Mobile multiplayer gaming 

There are more than 19,088 games from Indian publishers on Google Play out of the 530,832 games. Mobile Games with most downloads of Indian publishers are Indian Bikes Driving 3D, Dream11: Fantasy Cricket App, A23 Rummy : Cash Game Online, Bottle Shooting Game, Ludo Game: Win Cash Online, Bus Simulator Games: Bus Games, Rush Ludo Game Win Cash Online, World Of Carrom :3D Board Game, CrickPe, Bike Racing - Offline Games . 4% of all mobile games on Google Play are from Indian publishers. Filter for mobile games by publisher country with our tool here.

Current Normality-

PUBG Mobile Revenue and Usage Statistics (2023)

The success of PUBG and Fortnite spawned an entire industry of battle royale games, some of which came with interesting new ideas, but far more blatantly attempting to copy the successful formula of the two most well-known franchises. 

PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds (PUBG) launched in December 2017, although it had spent almost an entire year in Steam’s Early Access. 

Throughout the year, the team fine-tuned the PUBG experience, and it debuted on Xbox and PlayStation in early 2018. 

Even before it officially launched, PUBG had surpassed almost all other games on Steam in terms of peak concurrents. It surpassed League of Legends, the most popular online PC game, in August 2017, four months before its official launch. 

Adopted mentality of multi-player games-

FAU-G (Fearless and United Guards) has set Google Play Store on fire ever since the launch of the game on January 26. In the latest update, FAU-G has crossed five million downloads on Google Play Store and it has emerged as one of the top gaming apps on Play Store. FAU-G has not yet launched for IoS devices but it is expected that they will give an update in the near future. nCore Games took to Twitter to share that FAU-G has become the top free game on Google Play, which is the only platform it released on. FAU-G is an action game unlike its rival PUBG Mobile India that is a battle royale game. The action is episodic and it is set in the Galwan Valley of Ladakh which was the site of a fierce stand-off between Indian and Chinese troops in June. 

FAU-G is being touted as one of the high points in the Make in India campaign and it has been actively promoted by Bollywood star Akshay Kumar. 20 percent of the revenue will go to the ‘Bharat Ke Veer' trust. Although the game has been downloaded on a heavy volume, there have been shortcomings highlighted by the comments of users and gamers on Google Play Store. The criticism mainly comes from the fact that the gameplay is pretty boring and there are not much enhancements in the graphics. When one compares with the battle royale aspects of PUBG Mobile India before it was banned, it is pretty pedestrian.

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