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FREE FIRE INDIA 

Garena Free Fire India was a very trending battle royale game in India before it got banned by the Indian government back in February 2022. This is because of the security concerns of the nation and misuse of data. Yet Free Fire remains highly trending in India, and players are massive, making the ban highly effective on the country's gaming community.

LAUNCH DATE OF FF INDIA

Free Fire, the popular battle royale game from Garena, is ready to make a comeback into the Indian gaming market on a fanfare note with October 25, 2024, marking its return to the country after its ban in February last year.

But unfortunately this date is gone and and fans are upset .

BAN AND AFTER BAN

Banned in feb 2022

Quite recently, the Indian government banned the Chinese apps Free Fire and others for breach of data privacy and security. However, the game is already under scanner for breach of data privacy and is suspected to be owing allegiance to some China-based companies.

Thus, when the government implemented the blanket ban, Garena tried to still continue its support to the Indian community by launching a lite version called Free Fire MAX, an enhanced version of the game, but that too was banned in the same sweep.

Although the game has been absent in the country to date, not even the ban has dampened the spirit of the game alive in the minds of Indians. Quite a number of people still hold out hope for the return of Free Fire to their country. The game was cherished by a great and it being gone is still a huge gap in the mobile gaming market for the broad accessibility and speed at which it was played

ALTERNATIVE :Because Free Fire had been banned, several other games replaced it in India, namely:

Battlegrounds Mobile India or BGMI: A PUBG Mobile substitute developed purely for Indians. It too was banned but has now been unbanned.

Call of Duty: Mobile-The other popular mobile battle royale game which has attracted users who played on the former Free Fire.

Other games from Garena are League of Legends: Wild Rift and Speed Drifters, though neither of them has reached the battle royale focus that is shown by Free Fire.

CONCLUSIONS 

Free Fire, in particular, remains one of the pillars that sketch India's gaming history, and it is where the excitement in battle royale fast-paced gameplay is most felt. Even being banned, its influence can be readily seen within the mobile game universe, and its unique character powers, match durations, and accessibility are mainly remembered by players who have played them.

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