The company has already selected two game developers as part of the group and is now inviting more applications to join the initiative. Applications to join KIGI's current cohort are now open.

Anuj Sawhney, Head of Crafton Indie Incubator Program and India Publishing Advisor, said, “We are excited to onboard more talented teams. By providing financial support, mentorship, and access to cutting-edge tools like AppMagic, we aim to transform India's game development ecosystem. To promote." said in a statement.

The company launched the initiative in October last year with the aim of providing a unique opportunity to talented Indian game developers to receive mentorship resources and support to transform their ideas into successful gaming ventures.

The program provides significant financial support to cover initial development costs, allowing teams to focus on creating and refining their games.

This financial assistance ranges from $50,000 to $150,000 with possible adjustments depending on specific project needs. Exceptional teams can receive up to $250,000 in support, the company said.

In addition to financial support, KIGI provides access to AppMagic, the ultimate toolkit for comprehensive mobile app market research.

According to the company, teams enrolled in the program can leverage AppMagic's features for competitive intelligence, product development, usage acquisition, and lead generation.