Krafton Expands Gaming Horizons with CookieRun Launch
Korean gaming giant Krafton announced its entry into the casual gaming sector with CookieRun, launching December 11. The company plans to invest USD 140 million in Indian gaming start-ups over the next 18 months and aims to introduce 3-4 new game titles in 2025.
- Country:
- India
Krafton, the prominent Korean gaming firm known for BGMI, has revealed plans to enter the casual gaming segment by launching CookieRun on December 11. This launch marks Krafton's strategic move into a rapidly growing gaming genre.
The company, in a collaborative effort with Devsisters, plans to imbue CookieRun India with a distinct Indian flavor. Exclusive characters such as Kaju Katli and Gulab Jamun Cookies hint at a localized gaming experience tailored for the Indian audience.
Further strengthening its foothold in India, Krafton has committed to investing USD 140 million in Indian gaming and entertainment start-ups over the next 12 to 18 months. Additionally, the firm has made plans to introduce 3-4 new game titles in the country by 2025. This initiative is part of Krafton's broader strategy to foster innovation in the Indian gaming sector.
(With inputs from agencies.)
- READ MORE ON:
- Krafton
- BGMI
- CookieRun
- casual gaming
- Indian market
- Devsisters
- investment
- start-ups
- Indian gaming
- KIGI
ALSO READ
Indian Markets Show Upward Momentum Amid Year-End Rally Hopes
Indian Markets See Modest Gains Amid Volatile Trading and Foreign Pressure
Kazakhstan: Apex Investment Hub Surges Ahead in 2024
The Telecom Tug-of-War: Investment, Expansion, and Satellite Rivals
Mahindra Secures Major Investment for Electric Vehicle Expansion