New Delhi: Garena Free Fire India sport which is scheduled to launch on September 5, in the present day within the nation has been postponed for now, as introduced by the gaming firm. Moreover, no new date has been introduced for the launch. In a press release, the corporate said “to ensure we can offer the best possible experience to all of our Free Fire India fans from the start, we will postpone the launch by a few more weeks.”
The gaming firm made the announcement on its official Facebook and Instagram web page. Indians are excitedly ready for the launch of Garena Free Fire India which is a royale battle sport. The firm added that they’re focusing to completely localization of the gaming servers for full expertise to Indian customers whereas following the rules of the Indian authorities.
“We would like to thank our Free Fire India community for your support, and hope that you will bear with us while we work on bringing you the ultimate battle royale experience,” the corporate added.
Garena Free Fire is a competitor of Battleground Mobile India (erstwhile PUBG cell) which was banned in India till May 2023 when the Indian authorities determined to life-off the ban.
Indian followers are eagerly ready for the launch of a well-liked royale battle sport within the nation. Since the announcement of the launch, a hype has generated on social media platforms, followers flooding memes and posts relating to the upcoming launch.
The transfer of delaying the launch is sudden as Garena has opened the pre-registration for the sport on September 3.
Garena Free fireplace is a free to play battle royale sport developed and printed by Garena. It was first launched on December 8, 2017 and accessible for each Android and iOS. Since then, it has been downloaded over 1 billion instances, marking one of the vital well-liked cell video games on the earth.
