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India's 🇮🇳 1st Mobile eSports Battle Royale Game “ Indus ” is launching on 16th October and pre-registration opened now 🚀 🚨 SuperGaming Announces Indus International Esports Tournament With ₹2.5 Crore Prize Pool ✨ 💀 Made-in-India battle royale

Hey People's Nowadays I'm seeing people are not enjoying battle royal game much more because of lots of character gun skins and too much updates, although it's benefecial for Game owner but as a consumer we all are fed up, isn't ?? so tell me if yo

Indus Battle Royale Mobile has become No 1 game on Playstore on Day 1 of launch. Lets see how long they can sustain. Also why are people so obsessed with Ludo 🤣🤣

if you starting out your freelancing journey don't hop in Fiverr, Upwork websites coz the market there is saturated & highly competitive to stand out, like supply>demand. I would highly recommend someone to start pitching clients from his own network

🇮🇳 India launching its first highly advanced mobile Battle Royale Game ( Indus ) Grand launch on - 16 October Do pre-registration and give it try because they literally Invested cores in this project for Indian gaming community and organising

Just found a game where you can simulate landing a rocket on a launch stand, just like how SpaceX did recently! It’s definitely a great game and worth trying out (and its web based). Also shout-out to the developer, @AndredAlmeida on Twitter.

Everyone seems to be diving into the 10-minute food delivery game now, and the competition is heating up! With BigBasket, backed by Tata, joining the race, it’s going to be interesting to see how the market evolves and who manages to stand out. 🏃‍♂️

Thinking of starting a YouTube gaming channel! Struggling to find a unique niche. Any advice on how to stand out? What niche would you choose?

Working on a Stock Market, Finance news platform could you please suggest some features that you would love to have in such an app.

People say don't go for perfection just take action but what if the Market is very crowded. If you don't have any perfection, you can't stand out. What's your perspective on this?