Garena Free Fire India launch on Google Play store delayed. Game maker issues statement

Garena Free Fire India, a survival action game, was supposed to be launched today on the Google Play Store. However, its makers have now delayed its launch in India.

The makers of the game have delayed its launch by a few more weeks and have not yet revealed its launch date. You can register for the game on the Google Play Store to get the latest information.

Announcing the delay in launch, the makers of Garena Free Fire India, in an Instagram post, said, "We are delighted by the overwhelmingly enthusiastic response from our Indian community to the announcement of the launch of Free Fire India. 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."


"In addition to refining the gameplay, we are taking some time to fully complete our localization of the Free Fire India experience, 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 statement added.

Free Fire India is a survival action experience available on mobile phones. It offers free-to-play multiplayer content that is accessible anywhere, at any time.

You can either indulge in Classic Battle Royale or 4v4 Clash Squad to be the last team standing.

In Battle Royale, a 10-min match sets you on a remote island, pitted against 49 other players.

India had earlier banned the original Garena Free Fire in February last year, along with 53 other apps of Chinese origin, over concerns that Indian user data was being sent to servers in China. Following which, its makers decided to bring a revamped game with Indian features as Free Fire India.