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Indian Game Firms Want To Distance Themselves From Fantasy Sports

By Matthew Lynch
July 9, 2024
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The Indian gaming industry is at a crossroads, as game firms are looking to distance themselves from the booming but controversial fantasy sports sector. Fantasy sports have gained massive popularity in India in recent years, with millions of players participating in online games where they assemble virtual teams of real-life players and compete against each other based on the players‘ actual statistical performa…

However, the fantasy sports industry has come under increased scrutiny for its similarities to traditional gambling, with concerns over addiction, transparency, and fair play. In response, several Indian game firms are now looking to distance themselves from the fantasy sports sector, focusing instead on developing more traditional video games.

One such company is Bangalore-based game development studio Go Play Games, which has announced plans to shift its focus away from fantasy sports and towards developing casual and social games. The company’s CEO, Rajesh Sharma, explained that the decision was driven by a desire to create more wholesome and enjoyable gaming experiences for players, rather than contributing to the controversy surrounding fantasy sports.

Similarly, Mumbai-based gaming studio Playtonic Games has also expressed a desire to move away from fantasy sports, citing concerns over the ethical implications of the sector. The company’s co-founder, Priya Singh, emphasized the importance of creating games that are entertaining and engaging, without promoting addictive behaviors or unhealthy competition.

The move away from fantasy sports by Indian game firms reflects a growing awareness of the social and ethical responsibilities that come with developing games for a diverse and rapidly growing market. By shifting their focus towards more traditional gaming experiences, these companies are seeking to provide players with a wider range of options that are both entertaining and responsible.

As the Indian gaming industry continues to evolve and mature, it will be interesting to see how other game firms respond to the changing landscape and whether more companies follow suit in distancing themselves from the fantasy sports sector. Ultimately, the goal is to create a gaming ecosystem that is inclusive, diverse, and above all, enjoyable for players of all ages.

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