Vi, a leading telecom operator, embarks on an exciting collaboration with Gameloft, a prominent mobile video game developer, to introduce an extensive array of hyper casual games to Vi users via the Vi App’s dedicated gaming hub – Vi Games.
This partnership aims to elevate the gaming experience for Vi customers by providing access to Gameloft’s original titles and renowned games, encompassing diverse genres like action, adventure, sports, racing, and more, all at no additional cost, Financial Express reported.
Vi subscribers are now privy to an extensive gaming repertoire, including popular titles like ‘Danger Dash,’ ‘Block Breaker Unlimited,’ ‘Ludi Bubbles,’ ‘Asphalt Retro,’ and a myriad of other engaging selections from Gameloft’s library.
Accessible through the Vi Games section within the Vi App, these offerings present an effortless and visually appealing interface, coupled with cutting-edge anti-fraud detection and top-notch security measures.
Vi customers can seamlessly explore this gaming extravaganza by delving into the ‘Fun Games’ section within the Vi Games interface, experiencing a range of thrilling options designed to cater to diverse gaming preferences.
This collaboration signifies a significant leap for Vi in enhancing its gaming offerings, underscoring the telecom giant’s commitment to delivering an immersive and enriched gaming experience for its valued customers.
Currently available at no cost, Vi has ambitious plans to introduce a subscription-based service shortly. This offering, based on Gameloft’s tournament-led service titled ‘Arena,’ aims to further elevate gaming engagement for Vi users, promising an even more dynamic and competitive gaming environment.
With this strategic alliance, Vi and Gameloft pave the way for a new era in gaming accessibility and quality, providing Vi users with a diverse, engaging, and secure gaming ecosystem within the Vi App.
Vi subscribers are invited to immerse themselves in this exciting world of gaming wonders, accessible effortlessly through the Vi App’s Vi Games section. Stay tuned for the forthcoming subscription-based Arena service, promising a next-level gaming experience for enthusiasts.
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