Garena has announced that ‘Free Fire India’ will be available for download from October 28.The standalone mobile game has been developed specifically for players in India and will be available for free on the Apple App Store and Google Play Store.
According to a press release issued by Garena today, the game will offer familiar gameplay, locally relevant content and features designed to promote safe and responsible gaming. Players can also look forward to special in-game events celebrating India’s diverse cultures, including a Diwali campaign running until November 15.
The game has been optimised for a wide range of smartphones, allowing players with different device specifications to enjoy the experience. Its responsible gaming features include parental consent requirements for users under 18, regular break reminders, playtime limits and spending caps.
Garena said it had incorporated feedback from relevant government stakeholders in India while preparing for the launch. The company has also introduced enhanced data protection measures, including hosting the game on servers in India, to support a safe gaming experience in accordance with applicable local laws and regulations.
Alongside the launch, Garena plans to continue supporting India’s esports ecosystem by working with partners across the country. Its initiatives aim to create opportunities for aspiring players and teams to develop their skills through grassroots and college-level competitions and progress towards international tournaments.
Players can follow ‘Free Fire India’s’ official channels for updates on in-game events, new content and esports announcements. The game will be available to download for free from October 28 on the App Store and Google Play Store.
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