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Vodafone Idea collaborates with Maxamtech to launch gaming content 

To keep up with evolving customer preferences, Vodafone Idea partnered with Maxamtech Digital Ventures to launch multiplayer and competitive gaming content under the brand ‘Vi Games.’ 

Following this collaboration, Vi Games offers over 40 competitive and skilled multiplayer games such as Express Ludo, Quiz Master, Solitaire King, Golden Goal, and Cricket League in three modes – Tournament Mode, Battle Mode, and Friend Mode, according to the telco. 

This is in addition to Vi Games’ existing 1200 Android and HTML5-based mobile games across 10 genres.

Vi Games has expanded the participation opportunity for multiplayer gaming on the Vi Games by extending the service to non-Vi users.

“A Vi user can invite anybody, irrespective of whether they are Vi or non-Vi users, to play along with them,” the statement added.

Vodafone Idea customers can also earn reward coins and redeem them to play more games, participate in big tournaments, or receive exciting gifts.

“Mobile gaming is a key agenda for us to drive engagement with our consumers. We had launched Vi Games a few months back and are now extending our offering to social or multiplayer gaming which is a natural progression towards our objective of establishing Vi as a preferred destination for both, casual as well as serious gamers,” said Avneesh Khosla, Chief Marketing Officer, Vodafone Idea.

“We are confident that this new partnership will not only elevate the gaming experience of our consumers but will also take us ahead on our digital roadmap,” Khosla added.

Vodafone Idea launched its Vi Games offering in May this year in partnership with Nazara Technologies.

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