Black Myth, Goku, Pinky’s dubbing director’s photos from Yuko’s annual meeting, there’s a Black Myth and a Proto-God in India’s future.

PS netizens in addition to once envious of the annual meeting of Yuco standard, once again are still in the

In recent years, such as the Black Myth Goku and the original God such domestic games in the world have gained a high degree of attention, which also let some countries and regions began to reflect on their own game industry. A few days ago, the foreign media eurogamer recently wrote an article, the article quoted the analyst’s point of view, said India in the future will appear similar to the Black Myth Goku and the original God of the game.

eurogamer quoted Niko Partners senior analyst Narinder Kapur’s point of view, pointed out that Indian game developers in the local market has achieved some success, especially in the field of mobile games. Smartphones are the main gaming device in India, with around 94% of Indian gamers playing games primarily on their phones, according to Niko Partners’ research in 2024.

India currently has around 508 million gamers and the gaming market size is expected to reach $943 million in 2024, according to Niko Partners. Venture capital firm Lumikai’s estimates are even higher, pegging the market at $3.8 billion. However, India’s gaming industry remains relatively small. In contrast, China, despite having a population size comparable to India’s and a market dominated by mobile gaming, is expected to have gaming revenues as high as about $49.8 billion in 2024 Data also from Niko Partners .

There are a number of explanations for why the Indian gaming industry is lagging behind in terms of scale, and Narinder Kapur, a senior analyst at Niko Partners, points out that part of the reason could be the long history of negative attitudes towards gaming in Indian society. He said For a long time, video games were seen as a waste of time and money, especially in the past when income levels were not as high as they are now. Parents, he added, would question the rationale for using expensive computers to play games instead of using them for learning.

Kapur also mentioned that even with the rapid rise of the software services industry in India, the gaming industry has not taken off at the same time. This is because many people with the technical skills needed to develop games tend to go into the larger software services industry rather than into game development.

Fortunately, the Indian government is taking a number of measures to promote the development of the local gaming industry, and PlayStation has launched the Heroes of India program in 2023, which aims to support India’s local game development teams and help them reach the global market. As a result, some developers believe that India will start steadily rolling out PC and console games from 2025 onwards, while others predict that Indian gaming revenues will soar to $9.2 billion by 2029, and that if an Indian game breaks through in the international market, it could bring in the much-needed investment in the entire Indian gaming industry in the same way that the Witcher series has boosted the Polish gaming industry.

Kapur agrees that India is bound to have its own milestone moment and sooner or later the Indian market will have its own Black Myth Goku or Original God moment.

PS I think it’s pretty awesome that India can bathe in the waters of the Ganges after all, just say who dares?

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Black Myth, Goku, Pinky’s dubbing director’s photos from Yuko’s annual meeting, there’s a Black Myth and a Proto-God in India’s future.

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