#gaming stories

Dozens of startups are starting to serve Indian casual gamers. But even before they grow big, new and combat-ready competitors are rushing in all the way from the Middle Kingdom.

“If I wasn’t running a startup, I wouldn’t be the person I am today.” If there’s one thing most of …

When Rinchuithar, 23, walked into luxury hotel Taj Diplomatic Enclave in New Delhi this September for her maiden job interview, …

Fields of View is crafting games to help policymakers, economic stakeholders, governments and citizens understand the nuances of policymaking.

Gaming is serious business. In 2016, the gaming industry was estimated to be close to $100 billion. In comparison, the …

As we draw 2016 to a close, here’s a throwback to technology and gadgets that exited from our lives this year, for good.

The Indian startup ecosystem has never been conducive to hardware startups. Getting investors and good talent onboard, hardware sourcing and prototyping are some of the problems plaguing such startups here. Finding early adopters for products has also been a problem

Here’s how you can download and play Pokemon Go in India.

Chasing fictional monsters on a screen made me come to terms with the fact that I had never explored my neighbourhood properly before.