The Battlegrounds Mobile India (PUBG) Beta is Now Available to Download

battlegrounds mobile india early access: Battlegrounds Mobile India, Krafton’s highly anticipated battle royale game, is now available in India. For Android users, the game is presently in early access. More spaces will be offered throughout the day, according to a press release from the firm. In the first week of May, Battlegrounds Mobile India was announced, and pre-registrations opened on May 18. Fans have been anxiously anticipating the game’s release ever since.

Early Access for Battlegrounds Mobile in India

Last month, Krafton introduced Battlegrounds Mobile India, after the prohibition of PUBG Mobile in India. The game was soon available for pre-registration on the Google Play Store. Krafton is now accepting applications for the first round of public beta testers.

More open beta slots will be made available during Thursday, according to a press release from Krafton. “Early Access progress, including in-game purchases, will be carried over to the final version of the game. Throughout the day, a growing number of Early Access slots will become available. The above-mentioned link for Early Access will stay unchanged “According to the statement,

The game will be 721MB in size, according to a screenshot provided on Twitter by one of the individuals who received Early Access to Battlegrounds Mobile India today. Along with those that we’re able to gain entry, many others were unable to do so and expressed their displeasure on Twitter.

Gameplay footage from Battlegrounds Mobile India, as well as some insights. The in-game blood is green rather than red, there are several safety warnings, data from PUBG Mobile may be transferred, and an OTP is not required to log in. The map and configuration choices appear to be identical to those seen in PUBG Mobile.

This open beta is one day ahead of the game’s scheduled release date of June 18, indicating that it will not be released tomorrow. According to previous reports, Krafton plans to release the game to the general public on June 18, although the developer has yet to confirm this.

The Indian version of PUBG Mobile, which was banned in the nation last September, is Battlegrounds Mobile India. It comes with a few changes that have now been made apparent. The battle royale experience is nearly identical to that of PUBG Mobile.

In Classic mode, Battlegrounds Mobile India provides five maps: Erangel, Livik, Miramar, Sanhok, and Karakin. Quick Match, Sniper Training, and War are available in Arcade mode. Aside from that, there’s Payload 2.0 in EvoGround mode, as well as eight Arena modes: Team Deathmatch, Arena Training, Gun Game, Assault, and Domination.

You may be wondering if Krafton would allow you to transfer your previous account’s progress to the new renamed game. And the answer is yes to that question. You may transfer your account info via the game’s interface. Notably, your data from PUBG Mobile must be transferred to BMI before December 31, 2021.

Now that the game is in beta, we should anticipate Krafton to make it available to the general public in the following weeks. Until that time comes, you may play games like PUBG Mobile on Android and iOS.

Register for Battlegrounds Mobile Early Access in India (Play Store)