<ul><li>India recently got its first AAA game, Indus Battle Royale, by SuperGaming in October 2024.</li><li>Capital-intensive nature and lack of skilled talent hinder Indian game developers in creating AAA games.</li><li>Karan Shroff's LightFury Games aims to develop AAA games from India, starting with E-Cricket.</li><li>E-Cricket, a real-time multiplayer AAA cricket game, is set to launch in under 24 months.</li><li>Advance in AI technology is helping in reducing production costs for AAA games like E-Cricket.</li><li>E-Cricket focuses on delivering a broadcast-style experience with interactivity and detailed player progression.</li><li>LightFury Studios targets long-term player engagement and social elements with E-Cricket, akin to PUBG.</li><li>E-Cricket's monetization plan includes cosmetic upgrades, live events, and fair cross-platform competition.</li><li>LightFurry aims for E-Cricket to become a professional esports title with a skill-based, fair gameplay model.</li><li>Beyond E-Cricket, LightFurry Studios plans to develop multiple AAA titles and proprietary technology.</li></ul>

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