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    Chinese video game ‘Black Myth: Wukong’ is an instant global hit, what is it all about?

    Game Science, a Tencent-backed startup, made a video game called Wukong. The majority of Chinese games are played on smartphones and PCs, but the original release of Wukong was exclusive to the Sony PlayStation 5 and PCs.

    Nazara games subsidiary to acquire Ultimate Teen Patti IP from Games24x7

    Nazara Technologies acquires Ultimate Teen Patti IP rights for Rs 10 crore from Games24x7. Nextwave subsidiary to expand casual freemium gaming with the acquisition, expecting deal closure within 90 days.

    How Apple’s proposed changes could crumble the freemium model

    The company will now allow developers to opt for the ‘new regime’ which lets users within the EU download apps and make purchases outside the Apple app store. It will also permit developers to distribute their apps via alternate stores, thereby also opting out of Apple’s in-app payment system.

    Freemium game on: Hotstar to stream Pro Kabaddi League for free on mobiles

    Disney+ Hotstar will offer free streaming of the Pro Kabaddi League season for mobile users in India starting December 2, 2023. The move follows the platform's successful cricket tournaments, that is the Asia Cup and ICC Men's ODI World Cup. During a league match of the World Cup between India and South Africa, the platform saw a peak concurrency of 4.4 crore viewers.

    Candy Crush Saga hits $20 billion revenue milestone, says maker King

    Candu Crush Saga pioneered the "freemium" model, in which the game is free but players can spend money to boost their performance or can watch ads to gain moves.

    After Kamath brothers, Nazara to issue Rs 410 crore worth of shares to SBI MF

    The gaming company will use the funds to invest in funding requirements and growth objectives of the company including for making strategic acquisitions and investments in various other companies, entities or gaming funds, the exchange filing said.

    The Economic Times
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