Garena Free Fire MAX IND: Garena Free Fire is one of the most popular mobile battle royale games in the world. However, the game had to experience a shocking ban in India. The Government of India had banned 54 apps including Garena Free Fire from all the platforms. Since the ban, Garena has made its first move publically by renaming its official social media handles. Thereafter, Popular Creators like Total Gaming has reacted to this situation. So, let’s know more about this in detail. Follow Garena Free Fire Live Updates with InsideSport.IN.
Garena Free Fire MAX IND: Popular creators react as Garena renames their official social media handles
Garena Free Fire has changed its name to Garena Free Fire MAX IND on its Instagram and discord handles. Since then, there has been a huge buzz among the gaming community. Some of them believe that there will be a new Indian Version of the Game. However, some also think that Free Fire MAX will be the game going forward. We are waiting for such clarification.
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Popular creator Total Gaming has reacted to this change. Total Gaming said, “Free Fire MAX se kam chalana padega.” Fans have also come up with so many responses on this. So, let’s check out the post that they said.
Free Fire MAX se kam chalana padega.🙂
— Total Gaming (@total_gaming093) February 24, 2022
However, Garena has not clarified much about the ongoing situation. To complete legal works and make a comeback, will surely take more time. So, users need to wait for sure. Meanwhile, the MAX version of the Free Fire is currently available in the google play store. All users can download it to have similar feelings.
The size of the game is around 0.93 GB. There will be some additional files also. Follow Garena Free Fire Live Updates with InsideSport.IN.
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