Hey everyone! I’ve been noticing a pattern where big international studios launch games in India, but they don’t really stick with players for long. I got curious and found this article: https://businessconnectindia.in/why-global-game-studios-fail-in-india/, which explains factors like pricing sensitivity, mobile-first habits, and how global strategies don’t always match local expectations. I remember trying one well-known game, but it felt too heavy and expensive for regular play, so I dropped it after a few days. It made me wonder — are studios underestimating how different the Indian gaming audience really is?
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Just came across this thread and it’s quite interesting. It really shows how different user habits can be depending on the region. Even a successful product can struggle if it doesn’t align with how people actually use it in daily life. It’s a good reminder that expanding into new markets isn’t just about launching a product, but about understanding the people using it.