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Tinder's interactive video series Swipe Night coming to India

By IANS | Updated: February 18, 2020 15:20 IST

Location-based dating service giant Tinder on Tuesday announced it was bringing its Swipe Night interactive video series in India in March. It is an in-app, interactive apocalyptic adventure, according to the company.

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New Delhi, Feb 18 Location-based dating service giant Tinder on Tuesday announced it was bringing its Swipe Night interactive video series in India in March. It is an in-app, interactive apocalyptic adventure, according to the company.

Tinder's big experiment with interactive content called Swipe Night - was introduced late last year in the US.

"After massive success in the US, Tinder is set to release Swipe Night in India this March. Tinder will release its in-app, interactive apocalyptic adventure, where at key turning points, members decide what happens to them next," the company said in a statement.

According to Tinder's parent company Match "millions" of Tinder users tuned in to watch the show's episodes during its run in October and it gave way to double-digit increases in both matches and messages.

Match had confirmed in November it would launch Tinder's new show outside the US in early 2020.

( With inputs from IANS )

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