Indus Battle Royale set to cross 1 million mark in Pre-Registration

Supergaming’s Indus Battle Royale is a made-in-India game that will provide a battle royale experience. The upcoming Indian game will compete with COD Warzone mobile, PUBG New State, Valorant, and other titles.

The game will feature Virlok, a floating island map and will be available for free on mobile, PC, and console platforms. Indus Battle Royale went on pre-registration for Android on the Play Store a while ago. Earlier this month, the company announced that the game had received over 500,000 pre-registrations on the Play Store, as well as the pre-registration rewards.

In just a few weeks, the game’s pre-registrations will have surpassed one million. Supergaming has revealed the next community playtest date on this occasion. It has also revealed a slew of changes that will be made to the game before the Playtest.

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Supergaming is testing and polishing the Indus Battle Royale Game in preparation for its final release.

Indus is closing in on a million pre-registrations on Google Play and has a host of improvements leading up to its next playtest such as:

• Better graphics and smoother visuals
• New playable paragons (they’re what we call our playable characters)
• New paragon skins
• New weapons
• Map improvements
• Mini-map upgrades
• Slide feature
• Customisable controls
• Supply drops
• Weapon testing facility — to try out Indus’ weapons before you land on Virlok

The company has been conducting community playtests of the game, and it is now preparing for the third. The third community playtest will take place on February 25th at White Orange Software in Surat.

Players at the Surat community playtest will have access to the most recent build of the game. Players will be able to play the game alongside Indus developers and community members.

Indus will soon be available for pre-registration on iOS devices.

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