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Guys, I recently read an article about how fast the gaming industry is developing in the UAE. The country is literally turning into a hub for gamers and developers. Previously, games were just entertainment there, but now they are a whole industry. They organize eSports tournaments, develop their own unique applications. What surprised me most is that even old games like Aviator Game are still popular. Why do you think gaming is growing so fast in the UAE? There are cultural restrictions there. Maybe someone knows the details?
A very interesting question! The development of gaming in the UAE is truly a unique phenomenon. I recently came across an article on this topic – https://www.godubai.com/1/182401/The-Development-of-Gaming-in-UAE . It explains that the UAE has become an attractive destination for international investors and local developers. The reason is the well-thought-out infrastructure, technology support and respect for cultural values. For example, they create content that is relevant to the local audience, but also interesting to the global market. Even old games like Aviator remain popular because they are adapted for smartphones and are easily accessible. Participation in eSports tournaments is also a status for young people. Gamers do not just play there – they create an entire community where they can express themselves, but within the framework of traditions. This is their success.
Yes, I have also noticed that the UAE is making great strides in the industry. They are not only attracting foreign companies, but also giving a chance to local talent. This is especially noticeable in mobile games. Many young developers in the UAE have started working on applications that correspond to cultural characteristics, but are still popular abroad. I think their secret is a balance between modern technology and respect for traditions. Well, there is money for such projects, let’s not hide it! Esports has already become mainstream. People do not just play for fun, but consider it a career.
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