Krafton partners with 22feet Tribal WW to promote welcoming environment for new BGMI players

In order to keep the popularity of BGMI, Krafton India usually brings creative adverts regularly. This time, the company partnered with 2feet Tribal Worldwide to bring a new campaign aiming to promote an inclusive environment in BGMI. The main goal is to let people know about the welcoming nature of the game.

The latest campaign, 'Anyone Se Everyone Tak', tries to show that anyone can play, regardless of skill level, which is true, as people do not need experience to play a video game. In order to showcase that, they came up with a comical play showcasing various people being bad at their work.

After messing up what they were doing, the people were left wondering if there was anything they could do properly. The clip ended by saying, “Real life can be hard for many, but BGMI isn’t,” encouraging new plates to try the game.

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Speaking of the collab, Associate Director at Krafton India, Srinjoy Das said, “BGMI has evolved into a massive platform of game modes with incredible variety, so the barriers to entry for new players are super low. Irrespective of skill levels, anyone can drop in and have a great time. Literally anyone”.

“We are glad DDB took the word 'literally', literally, and created a very comic manifestation that anyone and everyone can drop into the game for some fun. The result is amazing community love and great conversations from folks who watched the ad on all platforms,” he added.

Going pro in BGMI

Not only BGMI, but this applies to any other competitive video game, if players can access these games, they should at least once. Who knows if someone is good enough at the game to play professionally? It is also important to note that while not everyone can play or is good enough to play on a pro level, the only way to find out is by playing, as there is no harm in trying out new things.