tejasbhavsar

In India, video games are often confused with real-money games like poker and fantasy leagues, which involve betting and can be addictive. This misunderstanding hampers the growth of the Indian AVGC-XR industry, which includes Animation, Visual Effects, Gaming, Comics, and Extended Reality. Recent calls from over 70 Indian video games and esports companies to distinguish video games from real-money games highlight the need for dedicated policies. With the video game industry set to exceed USD 1.4 billion by 2028, clear differentiation and government support are essential for its growth and to reshape societal perceptions.