SuperGaming announced that its first-person shooter game MaskGun has crossed 100 million players across Android and iOS. The milestone makes it one of the few Indian-made shooters to achieve global scale.
Since launch, players have created millions of clans and spent over 40 million hours in the game. To celebrate the achievement, the company has introduced a two-week in-game event featuring exclusive rewards, double XP, leaderboard prizes, and recognition for top community members.
“When we started making MaskGun, we never imagined it would become a community this large and vibrant. This milestone belongs entirely to our players. The best part about MaskGun has never been the guns or the maps; it’s the people. Their friendships, rivalries, and stories have made this journey special. Today we celebrate not just 100 million players, but 100 million connections,” said Roby John, CEO and Co-Founder of SuperGaming.
The milestone follows SuperGaming’s recent $15 million Series B funding round and comes as the company expands globally with its upcoming Indo-Futuristic battle royale game, Indus, which has already crossed 9 million downloads.
