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This image is for representational purpose only. (Image courtesy: iStock)<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: Mobile gaming in India<\/a> has grown at a healthy rate of 16% in the post-Covid period, riding on the pandemic-induced spike along with the availability of powerful smartphones across the mid-and low-price tiers, according to findings released by CyberMedia Research<\/a> (CMR) on Wednesday.

“Our gaming intelligence attributes this spike in hardcore and enthusiast gaming to powerful smartphones across the mid and lower price tiers,” said Prabhu Ram, Head-Industry Intelligence Group (IIG), CyberMedia Research.

Hypercasual gamers over the past two years have switched or upgraded to new smartphones, which has reflected in the increased game time, Ram said.

To be sure, average time spent on mobile gaming<\/a> in a week has risen to 4.6 hours post-Covid, as compared to 3.5 hours pre-Covid, as per the findings.

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Source: CyberMedia Research (CMR).<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>
Three in every five gamers spend 31 mins to 120 mins in a typical play session. On average, each gamer spends 79 minutes in a typical play session, it added.

“At the core of these democratized gaming experiences in the value-for-money smartphone segment are, amongst others, the powerful smartphone processors,” said Ram.

Qualcomm leads in brand awareness (87%) and usage (29%), followed closely by MediaTek in brand awareness (82%) and usage (28%) metrics, the report found.

Powerful smartphones have also helped accelerate the number of hardcore gamers which has risen 40% in the post-Covid period, with a similar trend observed in the casual gamer numbers. But hypercasual gamers declined by 16%, the findings showed.

The survey indicates that smartphone gaming is increasingly becoming casual, and gamers have attributed to support in improving concentration and making them informed about the outside world, said Satya Mohanty, Head- Industry Consulting Group (ICG), CyberMedia Research.

The findings also show that, in addition to a powerful chipset, battery life (66%), fast game loading (54%) and display (53%) are key aspects that mobile gamers<\/a> seek in a smartphone.

\"&lt;p&gt;Source:
Source: CyberMedia Research (CMR). <\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>
With increasing gaming maturity, casual and hardcore Indian mobile gamers are now increasingly switching to paid gaming apps from freemium apps.

In comparison to the pre-Covid period, there has been a whopping >100% uptick in paid gaming in post-Covid India. The average mobile gaming spend during this period increased a significant 44%, the findings revealed.

CMR conducted the survey across six cities – Delhi, Chennai, Bangalore, Mumbai, Kolkata and Hyderabad across age groups of 13-48 years.
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手机游戏在印度上涨16% post-Covid: CMR

“我们的游戏情报属性这个核心和游戏爱好者在中期和低价格层强大的智能手机,“说您正在Ram, Head-Industry情报组(IIG),当地网络的研究。< / p >

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新德里消息:手机游戏在印度成长在一个健康的16% post-Covid时期,骑在pandemic-induced飙升以及强大的智能手机的可用性现状低价层,根据调查结果公布了吗当地网络周三(CMR)。

“我们的游戏情报属性这个核心和游戏爱好者在中期和低价格层强大的智能手机,“说您正在Ram, Head-Industry情报组(IIG),当地网络的研究。

Hypercasual玩家在过去两年改变或升级到新的智能手机,这反映在增加游戏时间,Ram说。

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可以肯定的是,平均时间手机游戏post-Covid一周已经上升到4.6小时,3.5小时pre-Covid相比,每发现。

< p >来源:当地(CMR)。< / p >
来源:当地(CMR)。

三每五个玩家花31分钟到120分钟在一个典型的会话。平均每个玩家花79分钟在一个典型的会话,它补充说。

“这些大众化的游戏体验的核心在认钱不认人的智能手机领域,在其他强大的智能手机处理器,“说内存。

高通在品牌意识(87%)和使用(29%),紧随其后的是联发科在品牌意识(82%)和使用(28%)指标,该报告发现。

强大的智能手机也帮助加速铁杆游戏玩家的数量post-Covid时期上涨了40%,与类似的趋势中观察到的玩家数量。但hypercasual玩家下降了16%,研究结果显示。

调查表明,智能手机游戏越来越随意,和玩家都归因于支持提高浓度,使他们了解外面的世界,萨提亚莫汉蒂说,行业咨询集团(ICG)当地网络的研究。

研究结果还表明,除了强大的芯片,电池寿命(66%)、快速游戏加载(54%)和显示(53%)是关键方面移动游戏玩家寻求在一个智能手机。

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< p >来源:当地(CMR)。< / p >
来源:当地(CMR)。

随着游戏成熟,休闲和铁杆印度移动玩家现在越来越转向付费游戏应用程序从免费应用程序。

pre-Covid时期相比,已经有了在印度post-Covid付费游戏> 100%上升。手机游戏平均花在此期间显著增加44%,研究结果显示。

CMR在六个城市进行了调查——新德里、钦奈,孟买、加尔各答班加罗尔和海德拉巴13-48年的年龄组。
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This image is for representational purpose only. (Image courtesy: iStock)<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: Mobile gaming in India<\/a> has grown at a healthy rate of 16% in the post-Covid period, riding on the pandemic-induced spike along with the availability of powerful smartphones across the mid-and low-price tiers, according to findings released by CyberMedia Research<\/a> (CMR) on Wednesday.

“Our gaming intelligence attributes this spike in hardcore and enthusiast gaming to powerful smartphones across the mid and lower price tiers,” said Prabhu Ram, Head-Industry Intelligence Group (IIG), CyberMedia Research.

Hypercasual gamers over the past two years have switched or upgraded to new smartphones, which has reflected in the increased game time, Ram said.

To be sure, average time spent on mobile gaming<\/a> in a week has risen to 4.6 hours post-Covid, as compared to 3.5 hours pre-Covid, as per the findings.

\"&lt;p&gt;Source:
Source: CyberMedia Research (CMR).<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>
Three in every five gamers spend 31 mins to 120 mins in a typical play session. On average, each gamer spends 79 minutes in a typical play session, it added.

“At the core of these democratized gaming experiences in the value-for-money smartphone segment are, amongst others, the powerful smartphone processors,” said Ram.

Qualcomm leads in brand awareness (87%) and usage (29%), followed closely by MediaTek in brand awareness (82%) and usage (28%) metrics, the report found.

Powerful smartphones have also helped accelerate the number of hardcore gamers which has risen 40% in the post-Covid period, with a similar trend observed in the casual gamer numbers. But hypercasual gamers declined by 16%, the findings showed.

The survey indicates that smartphone gaming is increasingly becoming casual, and gamers have attributed to support in improving concentration and making them informed about the outside world, said Satya Mohanty, Head- Industry Consulting Group (ICG), CyberMedia Research.

The findings also show that, in addition to a powerful chipset, battery life (66%), fast game loading (54%) and display (53%) are key aspects that mobile gamers<\/a> seek in a smartphone.

\"&lt;p&gt;Source:
Source: CyberMedia Research (CMR). <\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>
With increasing gaming maturity, casual and hardcore Indian mobile gamers are now increasingly switching to paid gaming apps from freemium apps.

In comparison to the pre-Covid period, there has been a whopping >100% uptick in paid gaming in post-Covid India. The average mobile gaming spend during this period increased a significant 44%, the findings revealed.

CMR conducted the survey across six cities – Delhi, Chennai, Bangalore, Mumbai, Kolkata and Hyderabad across age groups of 13-48 years.
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