The PlayStation 2 generation was a boom time for video games developed in India. Games included Hanuman: The Boy Warrior, Don 2: The Game, RA One: The Game, and Desi Adda: Games of India.

Over the past couple of decades, India has emerged as a burgeoning hub for video game development, contributing to the global gaming landscape with a unique blend of creativity and technical expertise.

With the industry's roots firmly planted in the early 2000s, studios such as Dhruva Interactive, Ubisoft Pune, and Indiagames played pivotal roles in shaping the trajectory of Indian game development.

As technology advanced and the market expanded, a new generation of independent game developers and studios emerged, crafting games that reflected not only India's rich cultural tapestry but also showcased the nation's prowess in innovation and storytelling.

Titles like "Raji: An Ancient Epic" and "Asura" exemplify the diverse narratives and artistic styles that Indian game developers bring to the table. As the industry continues to grow, supported by a rising number of skilled professionals and a global audience hungry for fresh perspectives, India stands poised to make increasingly significant contributions to the ever-evolving world of video games.

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