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games that capture India's imagination

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Talkat Pocket Gamer Connects Bangalore 2015 · 2015-04-16..04-17· [game-development, ux-and-product-design]

speakers

name:Rajesh Rao

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name:Rohit Goyal

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name:Anupam Dhanuka

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name:Siddhartha Roy

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name:Rohith Bhat

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name:Amit Khanduja

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name:Chirag Desai

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name:Manish Agarwal

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name:Anand Ramachandran

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name:Shailesh Prabhu

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name:Hrishi Oberoi

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name:Ninad Chaya

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name:Monty Munford

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name:Raj Thadani

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name:Oliver Jones

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name:Jugul Thachery

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video:https://youtu.be/XOXuhdezqP4

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summary

Multiple indie studios report concrete wins: tiny teams (three–26 people) ship 1–2 MB ultra casual games, one studio hits 3 million downloads with 30–40% retention, another nets 6 million installs in four months for a realtime multiplayer Ninjam Dash, June/Robosoft get 16 million downloads on a movie tie‑in with 400k downloads day one, and Reliance’s Real Steel reaches 70 million lifetime downloads and 5 million in six weeks for a relaunch. Repeated lesson: IP drives discoverability but only strong gameplay sustains LTV.

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