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CACUMA, the women's brand created by Hobonichi in collaboration with KIGI's Yoshie Watanabe, has launched its first men's brand, CACUMA U. Sales will begin in limited quantities on the official ...

"KIGI reflects our long-term commitment to building India as a global gaming hub. Through these strategic partnerships, we're enabling Indian game studios to access critical capabilities whether ...

KRAFTON India Gaming Incubator (KIGI) on Monday expanded its cohort size from four to six studios and unveiled the new startups onboarded as it looks to build on the learnings from its first cohort.

(MENAFN- Edelman) Bengaluru, 25th September 2024: KRAFTON India, the maker of BGMI and one of the country’s largest gaming companies, is proud to announce the opening of applications for the second ...

BGMI maker Krafton has started a new initiative called the KRAFTON India Gaming Incubator (KIGI) in a bid to stimulate and expand the gaming ecosystem in the country. Krafton's KIGI programme will ...

New alliances with Google Cloud, AWS, AccelByte, GameRefinery, AppMagic, and Lysto aim to accelerate development and scale for KIGI-backed studios Partnerships extend KIGI’s incubation model with ...