Campaign India Team
Aug 29, 2024

AIGDF makes a case of age-rating framework in gaming content

Despite having an estimated 425 million gamers, India lacks an age-rating framework, unlike other countries, which puts young gamers at risk.

With games becoming more immersive and widely accessible, there is a growing call for all gaming companies to prioritise ethical practices. Pixabay.

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