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British Indian CEO s new mobile game turns players into detectives
Nihal Tharoor and co-founder Benedict Tatham released the murder mystery game Dead Man s Phone worldwide, across iOS and Android platforms.
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LONDON: A new mobile game launched by a British Indian CEO behind the British Academy Film Awards (BAFTA) nominated studio Electric Noir has been creating waves with its unique concept of turning gamers into crime-solving police detectives.
Nihal Tharoor and co-founder Benedict Tatham released the murder mystery game Dead Man s Phone worldwide, across iOS and Android platforms, this week after registering over 200,000 downloads even in a pre-launch beta version since last year.
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The programme for the 6th London Games Festival has been announced, with hundreds of game creators from around the world signed up for the entirely-online event.
The London Games Festival will run from the 19th-28th of March, and promises to be the most accessible version of the event ever, with online content available for everyone.
For the first time, the festival will feature an Official Selection of 40 games from around the world, representing quality, innovation and diversity. The selection will highlight creative talent across four categories: Made In London, Narrative Excellence, International Innovators and Pick Up And Play.
The 40 games will be presented via a dedicated showcase website, which will be available from March 19th, and will include associated store promotions at digital retailers. A number of the games included in the selection are due to be released during the festival period, while others have free demos available.
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The 2021 London Games Festival will showcase a range of unreleased titles from around the world, explore how games have aided players’ lives under COVID-19, and connect creators with global investors when it returns next year – running from
Friday 19 March to Sunday 28 March.
Next year professionals and players alike have a wealth of activity to enjoy, the majority of it from home. This includes a brand new showcase of new games, some of which will be playable at home for free, broadcasts and streams from iconic London locations and a must-attend business track.