To commemorate the achievement, MaskGun had 50 hours of double XP and gold in-game this weekend – for the first time ever
SuperGaming, one of India’s leading game development companies announced that its multiplayer shooter MaskGun has crossed 50 million players on Android and iOS with more than 56 million playing the game. Launched in January 2019, MaskGun runs on the June Engine, SuperGaming’s proprietary technology, entirely built by the team in Pune, India.
The company also revealed that players have fired more than 46.7 billion bullets, resulting in 4.6 billion kills of which over 542 million of them are headshot kills since MaskGun was first available. It has a vocal community of over 1.3 million clans with a grand total of 23 million in-game hours according to a detailed infographic from the company.
To celebrate this, MaskGun had 50 hours of double XP and gold in-game this weekend – for the first time ever. Also, SuperGaming will highlight its biggest fans without which the game would not have reached this milestone with video testimonials from this week.
“When we launched MaskGun we never expected to have the impact it did and the outpouring of love from the MaskGun family has inspired us to be better,” says Roby John, CEO and Co-founder. “Their support has made the journey to 50 million – and beyond – all worth the while. In the weeks to come, we’ll be highlighting these community heroes as our way of celebrating their stories that our game has been fortunate to play host to in some small way.”
