E-sports and mobile gaming platform, Mobile Premier League (MPL), on Tuesday said it has earmarked a Rs 37-crore fund for Indian game developers and studios to develop their games for national and global audiences.
The company has also given Rs 10 crore payout to 10 of its game developer partners between November 2019 to October this year.
MPL’s unique platform model offers game developers the chance to monetise right from day 1 of publishing.
The fund is earmarked for Indian game developers and studios to develop their games for national and global audiences. MPL has also expanded internationally, with over 3.5 million users in Indonesia, thus taking Indian-made games to the world.
The fund is open to all Indian game developers and studios and they can apply for it by reaching out to MPL, the statement said.
The gaming platform will soon launch a single-window online console for game developers to apply for the fund as well as to submit their games to MPL for screening and publishing, it added.
Game developers and studios publish their games on MPL under revenue-sharing agreements with the gaming platform, where developers can start monetising their games via MPL’s cash tournaments and contests.
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