ARC, A New Gaming Hardware Company, debuts with a Vision to Make Premium Gaming More Accessible in India

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ARC, a new gaming hardware company, today announced its launch with a vision to make premium gaming more accessible for Indian consumers. Founded by lifelong gamers Jobin Joseph and Kaustubh K Jadhav, the company will be building a handheld gaming device that lowers the barriers to premium gaming while contributing to the growth of India’s evolving gaming ecosystem.

India is home to one of the world’s largest gaming communities, with millions of players discovering gaming through smartphones over the last decade. While mobile gaming has fuelled the industry’s rapid growth, access to premium gaming experiences has remained limited, with high entry barriers and few products designed specifically for the needs of Indian consumers. ARC believes the next phase of India’s gaming journey lies in bridging the gap between the country’s mobile-first gaming audience and console-grade experiences by building gaming hardware designed from the ground up for how Indian gamers...

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