Made-In-India Battle Royale Indus Game Crosses 10 Million Pre-Registrations, Expands Beta Program

SuperGaming has announced that it will celebrate the occasion by expanding its beta program with 2,00,000 to distribute.

Indus currently runs at greater than 40fps on 2022 low-end Android devices with 4GB RAM.

Source : SuperGaming

SuperGaming's upcoming battle royale Indus has recorded more than 10 million pre-registrations via the Google Play store for Android devices. It follows a closed beta program at the moment for Android users to play. In order to celebrate this special moment, the developer has announced that it will expand its beta program with 2,00,000 yet to be distributed. To make this even more special, you will now see new rewards including unique skins, charms, and more in the game.

Gamers will have the opportunity to descend onto Virlok, the map within Indus, and immerse themselves in the exhilarating action firsthand, right from their own devices. The Indus Battle Royale Beta encompasses the full battle royale encounter, incorporating various novel features refined through earlier iterations, such as the Indus Community Playtests, the Indus Esports Invitational, and the recently concluded Indus Unchained Esports Tournament.

But how will you get these Beta keys? Fret not, we are here to save the day.

How to Get Indus Beta Keys

Register on the official Indus Beta key site to join the waitlist. Please note that the availability of keys is limited. Once you obtain an Indus Beta key, proceed to redeem it on the same website

In commemoration of the Indus Beta, players will acquire unique and exclusive cosmetic items, solidifying their role as early supporters of the game. It's important to mention that these exclusive items will not be accessible at the game's official launch.

What Is The Grudge Feature & How Does It Work?

The basic purpose of this feature is to set sight on your enemies and defeat them to prove your capability. If you get eliminated then the feature tracks your eliminations along with the people who defeated you. Then it will be up to you to challenge them or not.

When you experience defeat from another player during a match, the Grudge System comes into play. Following the match's conclusion, you're given the choice to hold a Grudge against your opponent. Accepting it initiates a Grudge against them, leading to future matches prioritising the pairing of both players. In subsequent matches, eliminating the player who previously bested you results in rewards, potentially including cosmetics and other in-game items.