People who work under the Ministry of Electronics and IT can now enjoy playing online games on the MyGov app.
In line with government policies, efforts are underway to create different types of online games that focus on skill development and knowledge enhancement.
The government department wants to make online games available for its employees through the MyGov app.
They’ve invited game developers to submit ideas, and they plan to create a special MyGov Gaming website where people can sign up and enjoy playing.
Play games on mobile and desktop
People can play the game on their phones and computers. The government is working with gaming companies to create online games on the MyGov platform, focusing on topics important to the country.
These games are included in the list
- The main themes will revolve around National Education Policy, Agricultural Policy, My Culture, My Pride, Rural Development, Cleanliness Mission, and Our War Heroes.
2. Additionally, you can enjoy puzzle games, word games, shooting games, racing games, runner games, and quiz games on this platform. These games aim to enhance players’ skills and increase their knowledge.
3. MyGov app will feature two types of games: Mini and Mega. The mini game will last 15-30 minutes or a maximum of one hour.
4. The game duration will be tailored to the player’s interest and needs. Mega games can be played in multiple stages without any time restrictions.
You get the option of avatar
1. As per the ministry’s suggestion, the online game will also allow players to create their own avatar. Players can choose and customize their avatars for the game.
2. Some games will focus on developing creative thinking and problem-solving skills in players. All games will be user-friendly to ensure players have a smooth experience.
3. The Yoddha game will have three stages: Yoddha, Mahayoddha, and Param Yoddha. Numerous players can join a game, and players will have the option to build their own army.
4. Several games will enable people to propose their solutions to public issues.
5. The government believes that games can be an effective tool for enhancing public understanding, promoting creativity, and facilitating the exchange of information.
