Call Of Duty Mobile Sharad Mathur | Staff Writer In the Call of Duty Mobile tournament, players were placed in teams and competed against each other in various multiplayer modes, such as Team Deathmatch and Domination. The game is loved by mobile gamers in particular, due
Ranging from the inept to the dexterous, hundreds of gaming enthusiasts took part in the Revels Gaming event to showcase their skills. There were competitions for all the popular mobile and PC games, from Valorant and FIFA to Call of Duty and Rainbow Six Siege.
With open-world RPGs slowly gaining a grip on the Indian youth, the Treasure Hunt organised by the Manga and Anime Club was a hit. The event brought in a tough competition, forcing everyone to whip out their creative side to get past the riddles based on the locales of Genshin Impact. Read on to find out more!
Gaming is one of the most popular categories of TechTatva every year. The rise of e-sports has resulted in gaming gaining a lot of traction. This year, a new game was introduced. Read on to know more about the events which took place under the category.
Gaming is one of the most profitable industries in the world. However, it seems like India has a lot of catching up to do in the video game domain. The country is ridden with limitations against the gaming industry, but there is undeniable progress being made in this hugely popular field of entertainment.
Revels’19 hosted the popular recurring category, Gaming, which was enjoyed by participants and spectators alike. DOT7, Rainbow Six Seige and PubG mobile among others, were played during the event as competitive spirit and the desire to win ran high.
Ground Zero by Artifex took place on 27th and 28th of October at the School of Communication, Manipal. With a ‘Binge Yard’ food-truck and multiple game stalls, the fest emanated carnival vibes.
The Ultimate Gaming Championship, conducted by the MIT Gaming club over the weekend, attracted casual gamers as well as seasoned ones to compete in video games such as FIFA, Blur, Mortal Kombat, and Call Of Duty.
The Manga and Anime club recently organized its first ever independent event, the Shonen Fest. The fest,which offered a range of events including theme based competitions and movie screenings, was a hit amongst the anime lovers of MIT.
