No further consultations: TN online gaming authority set to enforce strict rules for RMG industry

Senior Counsel C Aryama Sundaram, representing the petitioners in earlier hearings, asserted that the Tamil Nadu government lacks jurisdiction to legislate in this domain.

Storyboard18 was the first to report that N. Muruganandam, Chief Secretary of the Tamil Nadu government, had hinted at regulating certain games, citing concerns over the growing addiction to online gaming among children and its harmful effects.

Leveling up: India’s ambitious gaming incubator plans

As per shareholding data post-investment, Play Ventures will hold 3.38%, Countryside Ventures 4.46%, Gameskraft Technologies 2.12%, and Kalaari Capital 6.35% of the company.

In 2023, the global gaming industry generated an estimated $188 billion in revenue.

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EXCLUSIVE: India’s gaming industry gets clarity, RMG sector to be regulated by MeitY

IT Agreement carries a significant impact, particularly regarding trade in IT products, digital industrial policy, and the need for flexibility in applying tariffs to regulate imports.

The longstanding demand to differentiate between entertainment-focused gaming and pay-to-play gaming has finally been addressed by the government of India.

Nazara and ONDC launch “gCommerce” to revolutionize in-game monetization

Leveraging ONDC's open digital commerce network, the gCommerce platform by Nazara will connect to a diverse range of sellers across over ten categories, giving gamers access to a wide variety of products directly within their games.

Presently in its soft-launch phase, gCommerce is slated for a broader rollout to game developers beginning in the first quarter of FY26.

Casual and hypercasual games: IAP up 10%, ads steady

As per shareholding data post-investment, Play Ventures will hold 3.38%, Countryside Ventures 4.46%, Gameskraft Technologies 2.12%, and Kalaari Capital 6.35% of the company.

47% of users are ad-tolerant to avoid paying for subscriptions with preference for micro-transaction based in-app purchases.