Cricket gaming app Hitwicket has raised $3 million from Prime Venture Partners.
The startup said it will use the funds raised to create a strategy-driven gaming studio and deliver world class cricketing action. It will be used to add more features that revolve around multiplayer access where gamers can strategise in real-time and play against each other, the firm said in a release on Thursday.
Hitwicket is looking to venture into NFTs and Blockchain gaming and plans to make India a prime hub for e-sports championships. It is orchestrating an ambitious Hitwicket World Cup tentatively next year, the startup said.
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