indian gaming culture
Indian Gaming And Game Development Culture Is Growing Faster Than You Think
The first gaming company in India, Dhruva Interactive (which would eventually work on games in the Forza and Need For Speed series), was only established in 1997, putting our country a good 25 years behind US and UK. But on the other hand, if you glance at the growth of the industry, it’s staggering. Each subsequent year, the quality of games presented dramatically increases. A notable example of one that’s actually launched is Asura, a hack-n-slasher set in a world inspired by Indian mythology, developed by the studio Ogre Head. The game has received majorly positive reviews on Steam, and also managed to create a fair bit of buzz. The game has set a milestone for developers across the nation. Each subsequent year, the quality of games presented dramatically increases. Followin...