Likes To Play Games, Rizwan Fadilah Putra Sule Hopes For The Right Place

Rizwan Fadilah, a comedian Sule (Ist)

JAKARTA - Rizwan Fadilah, a comedian's son, Sule, admits that he likes games. As Gen Z who lives close to the digital world, he sees it as something natural.

Although he often plays games and spends quite a lot of money to buy various features, the man who is familiarly called Njan admits that he never thought of becoming a professional gamer. He felt his ability was not good enough to be a professional like an esport athlete.

"To become an esport professional, I don't think so, because playing games is just for fun," said Rizwan Fadillah in Kebayoran Baru, South Jakarta on Friday, August 16.

However, Njan sees the need for the right platform to accommodate game fans. Therefore, he sees Playhera's presence as an innovative platform with new breakthroughs for fans and gaming enthusiast communities in Indonesia.

By launching a series of 2,500 online and offline tournaments for the next three months, Njan sees this platform giving new energy to game enthusiasts.

"I'm really happy because there is a platform or platform for game enthusiasts, where they can play and can meet lots of friends or maybe meet new people," said Njan.

"There are a lot of competitions, now that's suitable for people with a high competitive spirit," continued Njan.

Meanwhile, Sheikh Sultan bin Khalifa bin Sultan bin ShakhAbout Al Nahyan from Abu Dhabi enthusiastically welcomed Playhera. He saw great potential in Indonesia.

"We have a focus on gamers, where the movement is worldwide. We want to provide facilities for them to show their abilities," said Sheikh Sultan.

"I want gamers to enjoy the game and accept the recognition they should get," he added.

In line with Sheikh Sultan, Arnold Limasnax as Commissioner of Playhera Indonesia and CEO of E-Motion Entertainment said that the essence of their strategy is to build, involve, and reward gamers and their communities.

"We want gamers' communities to have their own goals, where they can gather, play, compete, meet new friends, share content and ideas, and empower them," he said.