Reliance Entertainment’s gaming arm, Zapak plus has launched a subscription gaming service in india for gamers. This will include full verion pc games including Dirt 2, Ashes 2009, Flat Out, Luxor, Sherlock Holmes, Jewel Quest etc.
In this service, gamers can subscribe any game and download a client software for that. The client enables download of games in the background even while other games are on. Consumers unwilling to pay online can opt for the Cash on Delivery option offered by the site.
“Zapak Plus offers an opportunity to millions of gamers to experience some of the biggest titles in PC gaming at less than Re 1 per month at the comfort of their homes. Zapak now becomes a destination not only for flash games but for PC games too. Gamers who hitherto had access only to highly priced gaming DVDs or poor quality of pirated game DVDs can subscribe to Zapak Plus and enjoy good quality full version PC games at affordable pricing,” commented, Rohit Sharma, Chief Executive Officer – Reliance Entertainment (Digital Business).
Gamers in India can purchase a one month Zapak Plus account for Rs. 99. Launch offers include a three month subscription at Rs. 247 and Rs. 297 for a no delivery charges account.
Zapak plus subscription gaming service launched in india
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