Google Play Arena opens free Indian qualifiers across six mobile games
Google Play and NODWIN Gaming have opened Google Play Arena, a mobile gaming championship in India with free online qualifiers for players aged eighteen and over. Successful entrants can earn places representing one of six clubs at a Grand Finale planned for December 2026.
Google Play and NODWIN Gaming have opened Google Play Arena, a mobile gaming championship in India with free online qualifiers for players aged eighteen and over. Successful entrants can earn places representing one of six clubs at a Grand Finale planned for December 2026. The competition spans Battlegrounds Mobile
India, Free Fire MAX, Moba Legends: 5v5!, Real Cricket, Chess through Chess.com and EA Sports FC Mobile. Google says the format has no entry fees or pay-to-play mechanics. Registration opened with its October 23 announcement. Five established organisations are involved: S8UL, GodLike Esports, Orangutan Gaming, Revenant
XSpark and Team Apex Gaming. MS Dhoni's Mahi Clutchers completes the six-club field, with its roster being built through the open qualifiers. The announcement outlines a route from grassroots competition to club representation, but does not give a prize pool or an exact December finale date. Google's announcement.
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