Good news for the gaming community! BGMI game is returning in a new avatar, will be available for download soon

BGMI Re-launch: Krafton’s popular mobile game Battlegrounds Mobile India is going to make a comeback soon. The gaming company has announced this for PUBG fans on its Facebook page. Let us tell you that last year the Government of India had banned BGMI accusing it of violating safety standards. Although now this game is returning, it is now expected to return to Google Play Store and Apple App Store.

Its developer and South Korea-based gaming company Krafton has expressed gratitude to the Indian government and authorities for allowing it to resume operations. Its previous version PUBG Mobile has been banned in India due to similar security issues and links to China.

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The company will have to obey these conditions
The new report states that for the return of BGMI, Krafton will have to fulfill certain conditions set by the government. The company has reportedly been asked to present the game for 90 days (three months) with deadlines on each day. This has the potential to prevent game addiction, especially in children.

Crafton has accepted the condition of changing the animation to not show blood in the game. In previous versions of BGMI, Crafton changed the color of the blood to green to appear less violent. However, Krafton has not clarified whether BGMI will be available to users for a limited time every day or not. The statement said that the Battle Royale-style game will be available for download soon.

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BGMI had more than 100 million users
Like PUBG, BGMI also gained massive popularity in India despite its limited time availability. Within a year of its launch, it was downloaded by 100 million users. Krafton said in a statement, “BGMI made history by becoming the first Esports event to air on mainstream television, attracting a total of 200 million viewers.”

Despite the restrictions placed on BGMI, Krafton continued its expansion efforts in India. In April, RisingWings, an independent studio under Crafton, launched the Defense Derby game in India, which is a complete departure from the battle royale-style BGMI. Earlier, the company also launched a game called Road to Valor Empires for computers.

Battle royale genre mobile games are still popular in India. After BGMI was banned, players turned to Call Of Duty, which is also a very popular PC game. Garena Free Fire was also an alternative to BGMI which is no longer available in India.

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