Indus Appstore gains momentum as major game developers join the platform

New Delhi: Indus Appstore, India’s Android app platform, welcomes top game developers, transforming the gaming landscape nationwide.

Dream11, Nazara Technologies, A23, MPL, Junglee Rummy, Taj Rummy, Rummy Passion, RummyCulture, RummyTime, and CardBaazi join forces with Indus Appstore in a groundbreaking partnership.

This alliance pledges to elevate the gaming experience for millions, offering a varied selection of high-quality games in line with Indus Appstore’s dedication to diversity and innovation.

Indus Appstore stands out in its support for developers, featuring zero commissions on in-app payments, a departure from other stores with fees up to 30%. This groundbreaking approach allows developers the freedom to create immersive gaming experiences without financial burdens. The platform’s localization feature extends the reach of games to every corner of India, catering to users in their preferred language.

Speaking on the partnership Akash Dongre, Co-founder of Indus Appstore, said “We are thrilled to welcome these gaming giants to the Indus Appstore family. Their expertise and commitment to delivering top-notch gaming experiences aligns seamlessly with our vision. Together, we look forward to crafting the next growth story in the Indian gaming industry.”

Sunit Warraich (CEO), CardBaazi: “With Indus Appstore, we’re set to redefine the card gaming sphere, providing not just entertainment but a commitment to fair and rewarding interactions for players. With Cardbaazi’s immersive gameplay and Indus Appstore’s supportive environment, we’re excited to offer an unmatched card gaming escapade, enriched by zero commission on in-app purchases, fostering a community passionate about fair play and enjoyment.”

Manish Shrivastava (VP Marketing), MPL: “Being a platform that has an enviable roster of games, MPL’s aim is to make gaming accessible to people all across the country, giving users the opportunity to play games of skill that they’d want. Partnering with Indus Appstore will help us reach out to the India we are building for.”