BGMI Maker Krafton's CookieRun Clocks 1 Million Pre-Registrations, To Be Launched On December 11

BGMI maker Krafton's new game, CookieRun, features cookie characters inspired by beloved Indian sweets such as Gulab Jamun and Kaju Katli, along with culturally relevant in-game events.

BGMI maker Krafton India and Devsisters unveiled CookieRun India, a casual runner mobile game, during an event in New Delhi today. Set to launch on December 11, 2024, for both Android and iOS users, the game has already surpassed 1 million pre-registrations.

Designed specifically for Indian audiences, CookieRun India blends the charm of the globally renowned CookieRun series with a culturally rich, localised gaming experience.

CookieRun: What Does The Game Bring?

The game features cookie characters inspired by beloved Indian sweets such as Gulab Jamun and Kaju Katli, along with culturally relevant in-game events. These elements aim to create a highly engaging and immersive experience for players. Speaking at the event, Minu Lee, Head of Publishing at Krafton India, shared insights about the vision behind CookieRun India, the partnership with Devsisters, and the company’s roadmap for 2025.

Krafton India has built on a remarkable year, with BGMI surpassing 200 million downloads and setting records in Esports viewership. Other successes include the launch of titles like Bullet Echo India and the sustained popularity of Road to Valor: Empires. These achievements underline Krafton India’s dedication to delivering localized, immersive experiences and fostering growth in the Indian gaming ecosystem.

Krafton India has ambitious plans for 2025, with a pipeline of three to four new game titles aimed at further enriching the gaming landscape for Indian players. These upcoming releases will align with the company’s vision of offering diverse, immersive, and culturally relevant gaming experiences. Beyond game launches, Krafton India is actively fostering the growth of the Indian gaming industry through initiatives such as the Krafton India Gaming Incubator (KIGI), which focuses on nurturing local talent and supporting innovative game development.

Additionally, Krafton India has announced plans to invest over $140 million in Indian startups in the coming years, reinforcing its commitment to contributing to the broader ecosystem of technology and gaming in the country. This investment strategy highlights the company’s focus on empowering homegrown enterprises and driving innovation in the sector.