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Raji: Kaliyuga
India Makes Games
India’s game development scene is flourishing, thanks in large part to a supportive community that wants its work to be seen and played internationally
India’s video game landscape has had an immense, invigorating shift in the past several years.
More studios and developers are creating games; different initiatives are popping up to support studios; and India’s own government has begun to offer India-based game developers grants through arts funding.
Dwarven Brothers’ We Are So Cooked, a multiplayer hide-the-body comedic stealth game, is one representative of this wave of developers attracting a global audience. Before We Are So Cooked crossed half a million wishlists on Steam (and was among the more than 40 titles showcased in the India Games Showcase), funding, marketing, and garnering public interest were the team’s largest problems.