PUBG Mobile India has recently changed its identity to Battlegrounds Mobile India (Battlegrounds Mobile India) after the ban on PUBG in the country, and its developer Crafton has also announced pre-registration of the game, giving fans good news. It has been said that customers will be able to register from May 18. Pre-registration will be started through GOOGLE PLAY App Store. like PUBG Mobile India, battlegrounds mobile India game can be played for free.
Let us tell you that some changes have been made to this game. Which will include the popular Sanhok map recently introduced by the company. Sanhok was launched in September 2018 in Pubji Mobile. The company has shown a glimpse of it through its Facebook page, confirming that it will have a Sanhok map like PUBG.
South Korea's Crafton broke its partnership with China's Tencent Games for the reproduction of PUBG INDIA. Crafton has created a separate website for the new game. Crafton has said that game-playing OUTFITS such as in-game events and other tournaments will also be able to enjoy.
Not only that, the game will shock participants in international pubzi mobile events to know that Battlegrounds Mobile India will be available only to play in India. Crafton says it is going to follow all india's rules and regulations related to collecting data.
How to Register?: The company has said that pre-registration fans will be able to claim for specific rewards. These rewards are going to be for Indian players only. Users will be able to go to the Google Play Store and click the 'Pre Register' button to pre-register. Rewards to claim will automatically be available when the game is launched. Like PUBG Mobile, this game will also be free to play for all consumers.
Whether battlefields will come to mobile India iOS devices. The actual pubging mobile was preferred on both Android and iOS.
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