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Snapchat launches its own version of popular board game Ludo Updated: Updated: April 29, 2021 13:51 IST The game that allows users to play with their friends on Snapchat is made in partnership with Moonfrog Labs, a Bangalore-based gaming company. Share Article Snapchat launches its own version of popular board game Ludo.   | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement The game that allows users to play with their friends on Snapchat is made in partnership with Moonfrog Labs, a Bangalore-based gaming company. (Subscribe to our Today's Cache newsletter for a quick snapshot of top 5 tech stories. Click h...

Highlights Since then over 100 million Snapchat users are said to be enjoying games. Snapchat has developed the game in partnership with Bengaluru-based gaming startup Moonfrog Labs. On Thursday, Snapchat launched Ludo Club, the first Indian Snap Game, which is actually a tailored version of the popular strategy board game, Ludo. Snap has been investing heavily in the Indian markets, especially after the Indian government banned TikTok, the popular short video sharing platform.  You can play Ludu Club with your friends on Snapchat. The American company has developed the game in partnership ...

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March 16 2021 In spite of challenges posed by the global COVID-19 pandemic, geopolitical tensions in the Indian sub-continent and market uncertainties associated with the US presidential elections, Indian M&A deal activity remarkably prospered in certain respects during 2020. Deal flow crossed the $82 billion mark in aggregate deal value, representing an increase of 22.9% from 2019. However, nearly a quarter of this figure is attributable to multiple big-ticket investments made in Jio Platforms, the holding company for India's largest mobile network operator Jio and ot...