Free Fire Max introduces the Diwali event, indicating a significant event for the Indian server. This event is dedicated to the widely recognised festival of lights. The event has generated curiosity about the Free Fire India launch in the Free Fire community.
Earlier sources suggested that the game’s release in India will take place with the OB42 patch update, and then the Diwali event will be added to the game, but the Diwali event has already been announced, so this may be some exciting news for fans. Many fans are now making a link between these events and the upcoming return of Free Fire India, even though there hasn’t been an official confirmation regarding the launch date.
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Recently Total Gaming also talked about the situation ongoing with the Free Fire India, saying that they shouldn’t trust anyone who claimed the Free Fire India unban date and should focus on other games. He also says that if a game has to come, it will, if not. He also advised the fans to don’t fall for the false claims made by some YouTubers.
Garena announced Free Fire India exclusively for Indian players, which was initially scheduled to release on September 5, but on September 4, Garena made an announcement about the postponement of the game for an undetermined time.
Since then, many rumoured launch dates have been circulating in the industry, claiming the release date of the game, but till now, not a single confirmation has come from the officials. However, we recommend that you wait some time. Garena is working on the issue and will update you soon over the launch date of Free Fire India.
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