Lenovo India announced the launch of “India’s Gone Football”, a nationwide AR gaming activation that gives fans across India a chance to win an all-expense paid trip to the FIFA World Cup 2026™.
Lenovo is the Official Technology Partner of FIFA World Cup 2026™. Lenovo India is offering participants* a chance to win an all-expense paid trip to the FIFA World Cup 2026™, along with additional rewards including Lenovo merchandise and devices.
Accessible via indiasgonefootball.com, the campaign transforms everyday surroundings into a virtual football arena using augmented reality. Participants can scan any rectangular object around them – such as a television, laptop, or table – which instantly becomes a goalpost, allowing them to take penalty shots and score points.
Each game session consists of five penalty shots, with points awarded for every successful goal. Participants can improve their scores through gameplay accuracy and speed-based multipliers, adding a competitive edge to every attempt.
Participants can play the game multiple times during the campaign period. While there is no limit to the number of attempts, only the top 50 game scores per participant will be considered towards their cumulative leaderboard score.
Leaderboards will be updated at regular intervals and shared on Lenovo India’s social media handles, showcasing top performers across the competition.
Participants who own a Lenovo device* can further enhance their performance by entering their device serial number to unlock a 4X score multiplier on the leaderboard and increasing their chances of winning the grand prize – a ticket for an all-expenses-paid trip to the FIFA World Cup 2026™.
Football fans across the country can join the campaign using a smartphone. Participants aged 18 and above are eligible for the grand prize while others* can still participate and win exciting weekly merchandise.
Through “India’s Gone Football”, Lenovo brings together football, gaming, and augmented reality to create an engaging digital experience that invites fans to play, compete, and get closer to one of the biggest sporting events in the world.