Wargaming -- the online game developing studio has relaunched their most successful online combat title -- the World of Warships in India. This is a multiplayer online game with an emphasis on large scale naval battles, which was originally launched in 2015. The World of Warships offers different types of gameplay including PvP (person versus person), corporative or competitive battle, and PvE (person vs environment).

ACT Fibernet today announced the launch of two new Gaming Packs for customers across all the regions where it has operations. The Indian gaming market is currently growing at a rapid pace and ACT Fibernet wants to take advantage of the same. According to ACT Fibernet, these Gaming Packs comes with several new benefits which will delight gaming enthusiasts. The Gaming Packs are said to offer superior gaming experience through fast internet speed and optimised routing to offer low pings.

ACT Fibernet has launched gaming packs for its users in India. It is initially offering two packs – A-Game Basic and A-Game Ultra – that bring a host of features and benefits. As the fibre broadband market heats up in the country with the commercial launch of Jio Fiber, more and more Internet service providers (ISPs) are looking for ways to differentiate in an effort to entice new consumers and keep the existing ones.

ACT Fibernet has launched new subscription plans for gamers. The new ACT Fibernet Gaming Packs are bundled with several features that make things fun for those who like to game. The ISP wants its customer to experience improved gaming via its fast fibre broadband network. ACT states that its service offers low pings and a great network infrastructure that can reduce lags and packet losses when gaming. These new Gaming Packs are available under two tiers called A-Game Basic, which is a monthly package, and A-Game Ultra, a 6-month package.

ACT Fibernet's A-Game Basic is a monthly subscription service available for Rs 500 + GST. The A-Game Ultra is the company’s 6-month gaming subscription for Rs 2,000 + GST. ACT Fibernet has launched a special Gaming Pack subscription range for customers. The service is available in the form of two plans - A-Game Basic and A-Game Ultra. The A-Game Basic is a monthly subscription service available for Rs 500 + GST. The A-Game Ultra is the company’s 6-month gaming subscription for Rs 2,000 + GST.

Internet services provider ACT Fibernet on Wednesday said it has partnered Cyprus-based Wargaming to bring ‘World of Warship’ gaming title to India as it looks to cash in on the burgeoning gaming segment in India. The Bengaluru-based company has also launched dedicated gaming tariff plans that will offer users access to fast internet speed optimised to reduce packet losses and jitters while gaming.

ACT Fibernet has announced the launch of special ‘Gaming Packs’ for the gaming enthusiasts with superior gaming experience through incredibly fast internet speed, optimized routing that delivers low pings and superior network infrastructure that reduces packet losses and jitters.

On September 18th, 2019, Wargaming, in collaboration with Basik Marketing Pvt. Ltd., ACT Fibrenet, Zotac, ANT Esports and LG, hosted a relaunch event of their naval-battles-focused game, World of Warships. With the aforementioned already going live, Wargaming has also indicated the possibility of additional content such as thematic ports, containers and patches in the near future. There’s also a possibility of ships sailing under the Indian ensign, but, no promises so far.

Wargaming, the award-winning online game developer and publisher specialising in military free-to-play MMO titles, has announced the relaunch of the iconic World of Warships for the India market. World of Warships is a team-based massively multiplayer online action game featuring large scale naval battles in a selection of PvP, cooperative or competitive battle mode as well as historically inspired PvE scenarios and seasonal special events.

Since its entry into the market, Reliance Jio has caused many disruptions to the status quo. And now, with its entry into the wired broadband sector with Jio GigaFiber, the company has caused another one that currently appears to be sweeping the whole industry. The telecom giant has forced existing broadband players to reduce tariffs for their services, and even come up with innovative new ways to woo customers.