“Indus Battle Royale Blasts Off with 1 Million Downloads on Day One!”

SuperGaming’s Indus, the latest entry in the mobile Battle Royale genre, has reached an impressive milestone by surpassing one million downloads on iOS and Android platforms shortly after its release on October 16. With over 14 million pre-launch pre-registrations, Indus quickly rose to the top of the charts, becoming the number one free game on  the iOS App Store and Google Play Store. 

The game’s innovative features, such as the unique ranking system, which allows players to declare rivalries, have also grown rapidly in popularity. Since its debut, more than 200,000 “regrets” have been reported, which also underlines the  growing engagement of players with the game.

SuperGaming Announces Esports Vision with Clutch India Movement

Following the game’s initial success, SuperGaming has unveiled an exciting year-long esports initiative titled the Clutch India Movement. This strategy incorporates both official tournaments and community-focused events to support the growing Indus esports landscape. The inaugural official event, the Indus International Tournament, is set for November 2024, featuring competition between Indian and international teams for a prize pool of INR 2.5 crores (approximately £228,000).

In addition, the company aims to promote third-party organizers to conduct events and tournaments using SuperGaming’s exclusive tools, which will help expand the competitive scene. Roby John, CEO and co-founder of SuperGaming, noted, “Achieving 1 million downloads on our launch day is a significant achievement for us, but we recognize that this is only the beginning.”

Indus Joins Elite Mobile Esports Landscape

With an eSports roadmap in hand, Indus is determined to challenge the giants of mobile fighting such as PUBG Mobile (Mobile Battleground India), Free Fire and Mobile Legends: Bang Bang (MLBB). . These games have already carved their niche in the Asian and Southeast Asian mobile e-commerce communities. The entry of Indus into this country shows the growing number of Indian developed games in the world of eSports.

While competitors like MLBB will end 2024 with the M6 ​​World Series and PUBG Mobile is strengthening its professional infrastructure with the new Ultimate Royale leader system in the game, it is ready and SuperGaming to make Indus a major player in the space. convert Scheduled to October 2025, Indus International Mahasangram is another milestone in the e-game journey..

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