Zapped Technologies has launched a new app - Pocket Cinema, a gaming platform that allows you to watch OTT content of your choice and play a simple skill-based game around it, to win.
As per the company, conceptually this is the beginning of a brand-new word in the world of gaming and entertainment - #GOTT (a combination of Gaming and OTT).
Pocket Cinema is a simple, skill-based gaming platform which is targeted primarily towards Tier 2-3 cities where people aspire to earn money online but either don’t know how or don’t possess any special skills for the same.
The app is user-friendly and easy to understand. It is easy to download and can be enjoyed by anyone with an android phone (the app will be released for iOS soon) and an internet connection.
Created with the fundamentals of winning while you entertain yourself, Pocket Cinema users buy a ticket at a nominal amount to watch real time/Live content in the form of movies, music videos, web series etc.
The show is followed by a few questions asked about the content and advertisements played during its course. All the users who answer all questions correctly stand to win money. The prize money gets divided among all the winners in that show. The fastest answers will win more. The responses that follow also win, but lesser in comparison.
The winning amount is based on the time taken and the number of players playing in that particular show. With a small amount invested on a ticket, the user stands to gain something back. Money won by the players can be transferred back to his/her bank account immediately.
The Founder duo and Co-CEOs of Pocket Cinema - Anshuman Singh and Anil Verma have launched this app to make gaming technology inclusive and accessible to one and all. They believed that the options available online are either too complex or high-end and most often, intimidating.
Singh and Verma said, “Pocket Cinema caters majorly to Tier-2 and 3 consumers, and offers a unique Easy To Play Game coupled with Entertainment. At present, the content is available in Hindi and Bhojpuri, and Marathi, Punjabi and South Indian Languages will follow soon.”
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