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Free Fire returns to India as Garena launches localized version four years after ban

Source: techcrunch October 28, 2026 · 06:39
Free Fire returns to India as Garena launches localized version four years after ban
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Free Fire India was originally set to launch in September 2023, but Garena postponed its release.
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Wikidata Q1022366
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Capital
New Delhi
Region
South Asia
Income level
Lower middle income
ISO code
IND
Data: World Bank

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