KRAFTON India and ZeptoLab have teamed up for soft launch of Bullet Echo India. Bullet Echo India mobile game specifically designed for Indian gamers. With its unique blend of tactical gameplay, strategic teamwork, and localized content, Bullet Echo India promises an unforgettable experience for mobile gamers in India! Check out the detailed information below:
What’s Bullet Echo India All About?
Multiplayer PvP Battles: Team up with friends and strategize your way to victory in fast-paced battles. Think last team standing, battle royale style!
Quick and Fun Gameplay: Enjoy fast matches with auto-shooting mechanics for a smooth and exciting experience.
Diverse Heroes and Modes: Choose from a variety of heroes, each with unique abilities. Explore different game modes to keep things fresh.
Localized for India: Immerse yourself in the action with four special Indian-themed skins for heroes, including a touch of India’s culture and heritage.
The BGMI Connection:
In a first-of-its-kind collaboration, the title features a special BGMI skin for the hero Stalker! This exclusive in-game item brings a familiar element from India’s beloved battle royale title to the game.
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Bullet Echo India is currently available for download on both Android and iOS devices.
ZeptoLab, publisher of the title, is a gaming company known for crafting fun, innovative games, and setting the bar for impressive quality. With Cut the Rope franchise games boasting a remarkable 1.7BN downloads and massive multiplayer titles C.A.T.S.: Crash Arena Turbo Stars, King of Thieves, and Bullet Echo amassing 350M downloads, ZeptoLab is reaching audiences worldwide on platforms like iOS, Android, and more.
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