Zupee Once Again Ranks Among India’s Top Downloaded Games of 2025 on Both Google Play and Apple App Store

• Zupee ranks 2nd among Top Free Board Games on Google Play Store
•  Secures 7th position among Top Free Games on Apple AppStore
• Now available as a free-to-play experience on the web as well 

Gurugram, December 19th, 2025 — Zupee, India’s leading social gaming and entertainment platform, has secured top positions in the Top Free Games categories across major app stores in 2025. The platform currently ranks 2nd among Top Free Board Games on Google Play Store and 7th among Top Free Games on Apple Appstore, reaffirming its position as one of India’s most popular and trusted gaming platforms.

These rankings underscore Zupee’s consistent focus on delivering engaging, culturally relevant, and skill-based digital entertainment experiences. With a strong presence across Tier 1, Tier 2, and Tier 3 markets, the platform continues to witness robust adoption driven by intuitive gameplay, short-session formats, and a seamless mobile experience.

Over the past year, the brand has recorded significant growth in installations and user engagement, fueled by its simplified, fun-first gaming experiences rooted in traditional Indian games.

Commenting on the achievement, Govind Mittal, Chief Spokesperson at Zupee said,“Being recognised among the top free games on both iOS and Android platforms is a testament to the trust and enthusiasm of our users. This milestone underscores how deeply Zupee has connected with millions of gaming enthusiasts across India.”

Earlier this year, Zupee announced a full transition to a free-to-play social gaming ecosystem across Android, iOS and web by removing all entry barriers and expanding access to its most popular Ludo formats. The company has since introduced new themes, faster gameplay flows and an upgraded user experience to support this scale. This recognition from the Apple App Store further strengthens Zupee’s growth trajectory as it builds a future where high-quality, culturally rooted and skill-based gaming is accessible to millions in India