The pandemic has helped the online gaming to grow to 12% during the lockdown period, with a remarkable growth in online card games and digital sports. One of the major contributors to the growing eSports community, which is device-agnostic, has been gaming cafés in metropolitan cities. “Ten years ago, online socialising was not a thing. Even now, with Discord, WhatsApp and everything, I think socialising is better if you are with the person. And, these places also conduct tournaments. The aggregate revenue of e-sports startups and companies in India reached 68 million dollars in FY 2020 and is projected to grow by CAGR 36% over three years.



The Indian eSports industry is still at a nascent stage — largely unstructured without a uniform body or market research. And still, there are many who have made money off it. Gaming has not only been subjected to consoles, PC, mobile but also Virtual Reality gaming which can be experienced in facilities like Microgravity in India. India is expected to add nearly 40 million online gamers during 2020−22, according to Deloitte. Maple Capital Advisors’ report estimates that the Indian gaming industry will grow 41% annually due to the growth of digital infrastructure. By 2024, it claims, the gaming industry will be worth $3,750 million. Going by these numbers, we are on the cusp of a great Indian gaming boom.


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