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Hike integrates Hoppr, Tiny Mogul under its brand
Instant messaging platform Hike Messenger on Thursday said that it was integrating Hoppr and Tiny Mogul Games (TMG) under its brand. Tiny Mogul Games amassed five million downloads including hit games like Shiva: The Time Bender.According to the company, users can now expect Hike to bring high quality gaming to the platform, with the aim of building Hike into a service that goes beyond simple messaging.
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New Delhi: Instant messaging platform Hike Messenger on Thursday said that it was integrating Hoppr and Tiny Mogul Games (TMG) under its brand. Tiny Mogul Games amassed five million downloads including hit games like Shiva: The Time Bender.According to the company, users can now expect Hike to bring high quality gaming to the platform, with the aim of building Hike into a service that goes beyond simple messaging.
"In addition to games, the integration will bring coupons from a host of 200 brands to Hike," it said.Commenting on the integration, Kavin Bharti Mittal, founder and CEO, Hike Messenger said: "From day one, we have believed that messaging will be a gateway to the internet for the masses in India and this move reflects just that." "By the end of the year we'll truly see hike, India's first messaging application emerge as the platform that will bring India online in a big way. We're just getting started," he added.
