Will Free Fire ever come back to Google Play Store?
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In an unforeseen event, the incredibly popular battle-royale game created by Garena, Free Fire had been taken down from App Store and Google Play Store simultaneously and what is more shocking to the players is that the publishers have not released any official statement addressing the problematic issue. Although, players who had already downloaded and installed the game in their respective devices are able to play the game and access different events, players who are searching for the battle-royale game are disappointed by not getting the desired results.
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Has Free Fire any chances of coming back?
Free Fire holds a massive fanbase in India with many eSports athletes and organizations dedicated towards the game as well as the arrangement of LAN events in the past. The game has grown to become one of the leading action game procuring massive revenue in India. However, the recent events of the game getting removed from major platforms has left the players shell shocked.
Not only that, some players who already had the game installed have been encountering login issues through their social media handles. It is to be noted that both Free Fire and Free Fire Max are currently unavailable in Google Play Store and App Store which has left fans demanding an official statement from the publishers as soon as possible.
"We're aware about the issue and getting it investigated. In the meantime, please share your Network Provider name and also if you're using mobile data or Wi-Fi to launch the game."
This proclamation made by the Free Fire officials in a comment made on a Facebook post did not satisfy the players as the issue does not seem to be a mere technical fault. The game was initially removed from App Store, followed by Google Play Store only in India as players from rest of the countries can download the game.
Is Free Fire getting banned in India?
Since the game is not accessible in India, several players are considering that the a ban has been imposed on the battle-royale game for a similar reason when PUBG was banned in the country for harming the privacy of its users and being addictive to the teenagers.
It is also worth mentioning her that Krafton had filed a lawsuit case against Garena for copyright infringement, the South Korean gaming company also sued Google Play Store and App Store for distributing the game and neglecting the pleas made by Krafton. Fans are considering it to be the likely case, although we recommend everyone to wait for official announcements.
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Anushka Mohanta
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