KRAFTON India, the maker of BGMI a gaming company, announces the opening of applications for the second cohort of its KRAFTON India Gaming Incubator (KIGI) program.
Building on the success of the inaugural cohort, which currently includes four teams – ReDimension Games, Shura Games, Dunali Games, and Arjuna Studios, KIGI aims to expand its reach by incubating six to ten new teams in this upcoming cycle.
The KIGI program is designed to empower game developers in India, providing substantial financial support – ranging from $50,000 to $150,000 per team. This financial backing is complemented by tailored mentorship from KRAFTON’s global team of industry experts, who will guide participants in critical areas such as game development, design, marketing, and business strategy.
With over 300 applications received for the inaugural cohort, KIGI aims to further nurture game development talent in India. The second cohort will provide enhanced technical support and foster collaboration, with applications open from October 1, 2024.
Anuj Sahani, Head of KRAFTON India Incubator Program and India Publishing Advisor, said, “The launch of our second cohort signifies our ongoing commitment to nurturing the gaming ecosystem in India. We are excited to welcome new talent and look forward to working with them to create groundbreaking games that resonate with audiences worldwide.”