Tinder’s interactive video series 'Swipe Night' coming to India

According to Tinder’s parent company Match, millions of Tinder users tuned in to watch the show’s episodes during its run in the U.S. in October and it gave way to double-digit increases in both matches and messages

February 19, 2020 10:12 am | Updated 01:25 pm IST - New Delhi

Tinder’s big experiment with interactive content — called Swipe Night — was introduced late last year in the U.S

Tinder’s big experiment with interactive content — called Swipe Night — was introduced late last year in the U.S

Location-based dating service giant Tinder on Tuesday announced it was bringing its Swipe Night interactive video series in India in March. It is an in-app, interactive apocalyptic adventure, according to the company.

Tinder’s big experiment with interactive content — called Swipe Night — was introduced late last year in the U.S.

“After massive success in the U.S., Tinder is set to release Swipe Night in India this March. Tinder will release its in-app, interactive apocalyptic adventure, where at key turning points, members decide what happens to them next,” the company said in a statement.

According to Tinder’s parent company Match, “millions” of Tinder users tuned in to watch the show’s episodes during its run in October and it gave way to double-digit increases in both matches and messages.

Match had confirmed in November that it would launch Tinder’s new show outside the U.S. in early 2020.

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