Garena Free Fire Max Pre-registrations are now open across India

With pre-registrations open for Free Fire Max in India, Android users in the country can look forward to an enhanced visual experience with core values intact

Pre-registrations for Garena’s newest title Free Fire Max, have started in India. This game is an advanced version of the current title and comes with better features, more intensive graphics and mechanics.

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Besides enhanced graphics, the Max version will have an in-app customizable map feature. A key disadvantage of Free Fire in the Battle Royale genre in mobile is its relatively underwhelming graphic experience.

Garena is developing this new game as a better version of their current game. It has been under development for a long time and has entered the closed beta phase in certain regions.

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The Max version will be looking to attract players with better device specifications while offering the same inherent experience.

Free Fire Max’s pre-registration confirms that Garena will launch the game in India very soon. However, there is no official word from the developer regarding the same.

How to register for Free Fire Max

Players can register for Free Fire Max in India by directly visiting Google Play Store and enrolling in the process. Interested players can follow the following steps to access Free Fire Max:

• Click on the Free Fire Max pre-registration page.
• Click on the Register button to get enrolled in this process.

Players can opt to directly install the game once available. This will save time and automatically install Free Fire Max in the gaming device. The developers have decided to launch this process only for the android platform for now.

Gamers with iOS devices will have to wait for some time before getting official support. This process is similar to other titles and hence, iOS support is not expected to launch anytime soon.