Breaking News For Free Fire Game lovers: Free Fire Max available on playstore

 

Breaking News For Free Fire Game lovers: Free Fire Max available on playstore

 

 Following a shocking twist of events, a list containing of 54 applications banned in India, including Free Fire, has been made public beyond learning of the recent decision, the battle royale game's community is in a status of distress.

 The fanbase is presently wondering about what will happen next, and they have taken to the internet to see if there is any information they can gather.

 On adding up, it's worth mentioning that the Max edition of the game was evidently absent, which followed confusion among gamers.

 

Even though ban of Free Fire, Max variant still playable on Play Store in India

Since the publication of the above list, it is fair to believe that the game's initial exclusion from the Apple App Store and Google Play Store was related to the approaching ban.

 However, as earlier stated, it is remarkable that the list of banned applications doesn't include Free Fire Max. On Android stage the Max version is available to download, as shown in the image below:

This still does not explain why Apple also expelled both games from the App Store while it was available on the Google Play Store.

 Also, gamers have commented that they are able to make in-game assets in Free Fire Max. This was cannot be done in Free fire due to ban on that users come upon the following error message:

 

“The item you asked for is not available to acquire.”

 

Though for the time being, there is complete uncertainty over the future of the Max version. Nothing has been discovered from the developers.

 

Issues in game

Since both Free Fire and its MAX version are basically the same game with a various graphic divisions and animations. Players should download Free Fire's remastered version to access the in-game data and accounts.

 

Unexpectedly, Garena Free Fire is still working on some devices and networks. Hence, players can wait for developers' official concern towards the future of both games (Free Fire and the MAX version) in India.