GGTalks to cover India's Gaming Industry and Esports

GGTalks, an All-in-one gaming news website is now going to cover the gaming and eSports Industry in India. The company has decided to give special attention to India-specific content after looking at the rise in gaming audiences.

Recently, the Indian gaming industry has seen a lot of growth. The big companies are now trying their hands in this industry as the number of video gamers is rising in India. One of the reasons could be the increase of smartphone users and mobile data consumption.

GGtalks, a sub-organization of Technotification aims to provide all the latest gaming updates including the latest gaming news, guides, how-to articles, esports news, and major development from video game publishers and developers.

According to Vikram Singh (CEO of Technotification):

“GGTalks is all about video games and gamers. This website is built by gamers who never liked gaming websites. And, if you ask us why we don’t like gaming websites, the answer is simple, they talk less about gaming and more about commercials.”

Upon asking about how GGTalks is different, Vikram mentioned:

“We wanted to start a gaming news section dedicated to India that can provide the latest news and updates about games, gamers, and gaming platforms in India.” Our writers are experienced gamers who know what they are writing.”

The team of GGTalks consists of gamers, streamers, and members of some of the popular esports organizations in India. “

The Indian gaming industry has a lot of potential for audience growth and there are only a few websites in India that can provide news and updates about gaming to the general audience. That's where GGTalks is trying to fit in. 

There are, however, a few issues that could have been taken care of, but are unhandled. One of them being the language barrier.

“We are not planning to write content in regional languages as we believe that most of the gamers in India can understand English pretty well.”

Vikram Added.

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