BGMI
The game is simple to download for gamers. They will, however, continue to have problems with the server going online. Krafton is expected to release an update to address the problem.
Battlegrounds Mobile India, abbreviated as BGMI, may have finally made its way to the Google Play store for Android smartphones, nearly ten months after it was banned in the country. While the game's dedicated Play Store page is visible, gamers will be unable to play it.
You can get to the page by searching for the game on Google or by going to BGMI's official website and clicking on the Play button. You will be taken to the download page. You can then download the game for free from there.
According to a KRAFTON official statement, "the closed test track for BGMI is currently being updated." Those who opted in for a public test of the game prior to its release should receive an email with a link to the Play Store where they can download the game. However, the link is no longer active, and the game cannot be downloaded because the servers have been shut down. We also understand that some users who did not participate in the closed test are receiving this message. This is a technical error that we are working to correct."
The game is simple to download for gamers. They will, however, continue to have problems with the server going online.
Last week, Krafton announced the lifting of the BGMI ban. Due to security concerns, the first-person shooter Battle Royale was banned in India in July 2022.
Sean Hyunil Sohn, CEO of KRAFTON, Inc. India, thanked the Indian authorities for allowing BGMI operations to resume. He thanked the Indian gaming community for their patience and support over the last few months. Sohn was also enthusiastic about welcoming back players to the platform, emphasising the positive impact of gaming in bringing people together.
Sohn emphasised Krafton's dedication to the Indian gaming industry. He stated that their strategy has always been India-first, with investments in the Indian gaming industry, collaboration with local developers, and promotion of cutting-edge technologies for growth and innovation.
Vibhor Kukreti, Head of Government Affairs at KRAFTON, Inc. India, expressed gratitude to the authorities for allowing BGMI operations to resume. KRAFTON, Inc. is a responsible South Korean organisation that follows the law and has put in place regulatory compliance measures. They want to help, sustain, and promote the growth of India's gaming ecosystem.
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