Gaming & Esports
Releases, tournaments and the Indian dev scene
Shorts-first
Recommended
Audience age
16–28
Growth
Fastest
India's youngest podcast audience, and the most native to vertical video. Shows here should plan Shorts-first from the shoot, not after it.
What gets you booked
- Pro players on training and burnout
- Indian studios building original IP
- Monetisation, regulation and RMG rules
Who we surface for you
- Esports org founders and coaches
- Game developers and designers
- Streamers with community reach
The business impact of showing up in gaming & esports
01
Sponsor-ready audience
Brands pay for engaged gaming communities, and podcasts prove engagement.
02
Team and creator recruiting
Rosters, coaches and managers form through these conversations.
03
Industry legitimacy
Developer and tournament episodes push esports toward mainstream credibility.
- Tournament calendars create sharp demand windows — book guests before, not after.
- Gameplay-overlay editing is expected in this vertical; plan the capture setup up front.
- Indian studio and dev stories are scarce and get outsized attention when told well.
Directional patterns from matchmaking Indian video podcasts — not guarantees.
01
How an Indian esports org actually makes money
02
Building a game in India on ₹50 lakh
03
Tournament week, filmed backstage
Shoot formats
Languages in demand
India's gaming audience is huge, young, and lives in video.
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