Good News For PUBG Lovers - Pre-Registration Starts On Google Play Store

Now users can pre-register this game by going to the play store. However, no information has been provided by the game developer Krafton about the launch of Battlegrounds Mobile India.

Krafton announced the launch by releasing the teaser of the Battlegrounds Mobile India game some time ago. Now the company has released another teaser associated with this game on its official Facebook page, in which the game map can be seen.

How To Pre-register

• To pre-register the Battleground Mobile India game, first, go to Google Play Store.
• Search the Battleground Mobile India game here.
• Now you will see the Battleground Mobile India game, click on it.
• Here you will see the button of pre-register, by clicking on it, the process of pre-registration will be completed.

Click here to go directly to the pre-registration page.

When Will Be Launch

Krafton has not yet revealed the launch date of Battlegrounds Mobile India. But according to media reports, the trailer of this game will be released on 31 May 2021. At the same time, this game will be available for users from June.

The Ban Tai location can be easily seen in the teaser of Battleground Mobile India, which is part of the Sanhok map. It is clear from this that the game will get the Sanhok map. Apart from this, no more information has been received from the teaser.

Privacy And Data Are The First Priority

The company has said that users' privacy and data security is our first priority. We are working with other companies to protect data. The company has further stated that the game's data center will be built in India as per the rules of the central government.

Read Also:-PUBG: New State: Game Launched For Android And iOS | Pre-Registration Starts

The Government of India banned 118 mobile apps including PUBG in September last year. A statement issued by the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology stated that 118 mobile apps were a threat to India's sovereignty and integrity, India's defense, state security, and public order. The ban was imposed keeping the security of Indian users in mind.