The CT Racer game players
have the option to choose to drive in either
Seoul or Shanghai and race on streets, tracks
and outdoor terrains.
The game allows user to customize every
element of their experience – starting from the
cars they choose to race, the various car parts
(engines, tires,) and embellishments (stickers,
spoilers, wheel caps) that they can load on to
their cars.
The game allows gamers to create
‘tournament rooms’ and challenge their fellow
gamer or host or participate in other
tournaments, special races and events. The game
also allows game players to create ‘guilds’ or
groups, where the guilds can compete with each
other (example – Delhi vs. Mumbai).
Commercially, the game's revenue model is
a paradigm shift in the way online games
generate revenue. Rather than charging a monthly
subscription fee, the game is free to play and
the only charges are 'micro costs’, when the
consumers want to buy new cars, additional car
parts and decorative items. Hence, there is
complete flexibility for consumers to buy what
they like and pay for it.
These payments will be possible by using
commonly available cash cards at cyber cafes and
ISP accounts. Games2win is also introducing its
own ‘game cards’ that will be available in easy
denominations of Rs 50 and Rs 100 and these
cards will be made available in cybercafés and
youth hangouts.
Says Games2win founder and CEO Alok
Kejriwal, "The CT Racer game is an amazing
product for the Indian market, where online
gaming is in its nascent stages. The adoption
challenge of this category is pretty high, since
the game takes just a few minutes to learn and
is based on the universal theme of racing,
making it appealing for people of any age and
sex." |