In case you have stumbled upon BGMI (Battlegrounds Mobile India) and PUBG New State after the Free Fire ban in India and can’t decide which one to go for, we have got you covered. Below is a quick comparison of the two games, which are some of the most popular mobile battle royale games in the country right now. Battlegrounds Mobile India and New State, which was later renamed New State Mobile, are both published by Krafton and they provide a hardcore battle royale experience that you expect from the PUBG franchise. However, they both have several unique gameplay mechanics, maps, and game modes. Let’s take a look at the major differences between BGMI and New State Mobile aka PUBG New State:
the South Korean video game developer, is introducing its March update with an aerial battlefield, a newly updated playground to Battlegrounds Mobile India. It has kept player feedback central to this update and has introduced vibrant gameplay. The latest update comes with a bundle of surprises and will help players celebrate Holi right at the beginning of the gameplay. Krafton Inc. has changed the geography of Spawn Island and will enable players to use different colored balls to dye the central building.
In Nimbus Island, if a player is knocked out by an enemy, the doll's headgear will slowly become larger and float in the air. If a player is eliminated, they can return to the battlefield again.
Other additions to the game Include Vibrant Camp and Vehicle Radar settlements, which will allow players to collect fresh supplies and spot enemies by using a scanner.
Players can also ride around on an all-new colorful and foldable mountain bike. The bike is indestructible, portable in a backpack, and noiseless, making it perfect for sneaking up on your enemies.
Significant changes have been made to the BGMI playground, to create a new experience for players. The target shooting game has been migrated to the indoor shooting range with additional bunkers and different target types. Krafton is also upgrading the overall map by adding racetracks, players can choose to participate alone or with other players to get the thrill of racing within the game.
Essentially, the PIL suggests that Tencent and publisher Krafton used the front companies to hide the app’s Chinese ties. As PUBG Mobile was banned in India in 2020 due to the app’s ties with Tencent, which is based in China, Jangam appealed that Battlegrounds Mobile India should be banned for the same reason. However, looking at Balan’s response, it seems clear that Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI) might not be banned in India anytime soon.
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