Zapak Digital Entertainment have recently unveiled ‘Zapak Gaming Olympiad’ – an online destination featuring live updates from London 2012 and a chance to participate in a virtual ‘Olympic’ style event.
Zapak Gaming Olympiad provides live information and updates on the Olympic Games, with specially created game titles that allow casual gamers to experience the thrill and zeal of participating in a global sport competition as big as the Olympics.
The Gaming Olympiad began on the same day as the London 2012 Olympics i.e. 27th July 2012. Over a two week period online casual gamers will compete in online sport based games which includes Field Hockey, Hurdles Run, King of the Ring and Table Tennis Pro.
This gaming zone will be available on the web (www.olympics.zapak.com) as well as will have WAP site for mobiles (o.zapak.com). The Gaming Olympiad will feature a special leader board that will highlight the top performers in each game.
Zapak Gaming Olympiad will also provide live updates on medal tallies, results, schedules and news from the Olympic Games. The winner of the each of the four competitions in the Zapak Gaming Olympiad will be awarded with brand new motorcycle.
Talking to Animationxpress.com about their new gaming zone, Deepak Abbot, Head, Product, Reliance Entertainment (Digital) said, “We are launching Zapak Gaming Olympiad with an aim to bring the Olympic Games on the digital platforms. We wish to give our users a virtual experience of the Olympic Games on their PCs and mobile phones. Not all Olympic enthusiasts have the luxury of time and place to see the match. We are the first ones to bring this experience in India.”
Zapak Digital Entertainment Ltd. is India’s largest gaming company that addresses the complete value chain of Digital Gaming. With 8 million registered gamers, Zapak.com is not only one of the largest casual gaming sites in the country but amongst the
top casual gaming sites in the world. As per a recent survey on an average a user spends about 21 minutes on Zapak.com.
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