To a person living in India who loves to game and has been struggling with VPNs to gain access to Prime Gaming, well, good news, your struggles are over as Prime Gaming has announced that it will be launching in India.
This is exciting news for gamers in India, as Prime Gaming has a lot of exciting games available on the platform, and it is great that it has decided to spread its wings into India.
Amazon made the launch known by adding a header and footer that says “Prime Gaming is now in India” to its official site, and it even has a link that redirects users to the prime gaming official HQ site for more details; although there has not been an official launch, gamers are already going crazy with excitement.
Amazon Prime Gaming is the gaming sector of the Amazon Prime franchise. It was launched in 2016 with services only available in the US but is now available across countries like the UK, Japan, UAE, etc.
With Amazon gaming, you get a free premium experience on Twitch that is included with Amazon Prime and Prime Video memberships.
Ultimately, Amazon Prime active members can install, discover, and select from a wide-growing library of available games (these games are constantly updated according to users’ requests).
Prime gaming has a lot of benefits attached to the prime gaming platforms, such as
Chat privileges
Emoticon
Exclusive games available only to subscribed members
All games in HD
Expanded chat colour options
Extended broadcast storage
Amazon Prime Gaming costs $5.99 per month and supports more than 15 languages worldwide, making it an easily adaptable gaming platform.
Another cool thing about prime gaming is that active users have a hovering crown on their name that distinguishes them from other players.
Until the official launch, all Indian gamers can do is patiently wait for the prime gaming and all the mind-blowing features it brings to gaming. Does your country have access to Amazon Prime gaming? If not, let us know why you would love it to launch in your country. Who knows, It might just be next.
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