Imagine a young gamer experiencing the challenging world of “Cyberpunk 2077” or “Alan Wake 2” with stunning clarity on a budget-friendly phone priced under Rs 20,000. Imagine a young professional roaming the busy streets of Mumbai, playing “Red Dead Redemption 2” on their mobile phone during their daily commute. As they travel on a crowded Mumbai local train, the high-definition graphics and seamless gameplay transport them to a world full of cowboys, taking them away from the mundane. Or consider a group of college students in Bangalore who dust off their old laptops in between classes and dive straight into the world of “Dota 2.”
This is the world that cloud gaming promises to bring to India. No downloads, no updates, just instant access to high-end titles. This marks the beginning of the democratisation of access to top-tier gaming, making it more inclusive and accessible to a wider audience. India’s internet infrastructure is constantly improving, and cloud gaming could redefine the gaming landscape, offering a whole new level of immersion and connectivity for millions of gamers across the country.
