The world’s largest digital festival, DreamHack, returned to India after three years and delivered an unforgettable gaming and eSports experience in Hyderabad last weekend.

Hosted by NODWIN Gaming, the gaming, and esports arm of Nazara Technologies, DreamHack proved to be a fun event for hard-core gamers, children, and, surprisingly, grandparents, too. The event was supported by the Government of Telangana and partnered with Intel, Monster, Hyundai, Bingo, and 8bit. 

This digital fest also welcomed a diverse audience that included gaming enthusiasts, influencers, and chess aficionados from across India. The three-day festival was a much-needed breather for people to get out of their stressful and monotonous routines and let their hair down.

The DreamHack festival was attended by people of all ages from across India and offered the audience a bunch of fun and exciting activities. Apart from gaming tournaments, visitors also had a chance to experience the exhibitor stalls that were put up by 8bit, Bingo!, Stan, Hyundai, Monster, and Wings. 

Several gaming tournaments were held at DreamHack, across various zones that were put up at the venue. The festival also had a multitude of gaming tournaments that featured a total prize pool of Rs. 38 lakhs. 

Hardcore gamers had the time of their lives as they went to town to battle across various gaming competitions such as KO Fight Night, a fighting game with old games such as Street Fighter V, Tekken 7, Super Smash Bros….