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Free Fire – Battlegrounds (Game)



Free Fire



Free Fire
- Battlegrounds is a mobile survival shooter game that is available on Android & iOS for FREE. Free Fire - Battlegrounds were previously a project of the small Developer team in Garena, which has slowly evolved to meet the high standards of other games in Garena.

As part of the SEA, Garena is a supporter as well as one of the largest Event eSports organizers in Southeast Asia who have enlarged the gaming ecosystem. In the future, there will be many new events & tournaments from Free Fire - Battlegrounds organized by Garena Indonesia.

In an official statement from Facebook Free Fire - Battleground said, "Since January 14, 2018, Free Fire has become the number 1 mobile game in 22 countries, and has become the Top 5 mobile games in more than 50 countries", with a total of tens of millions of downloads.
Surviving is the key to victory in Free Fire - Battlegrounds. Gamers will be placed on a remote island along with 50 other gamers, and compete to defeat each other.
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Every gamers are required to successfully get weapons, survive in the game zone, and hijack other gamers' items. Gamers can find many vehicles to explore the map, they also hide in the trenches, or hide in the grasslands.

Free Fire - Battlegrounds can be played in several modes, namely Solo, Duo, and Squad where gamers can form a team of four with their friends.
In addition, exclusive Customer Service is available that is ready to help gamers who find problems in the game.

Other advantages of Free Fire - Battlegrounds are stable local servers, easy Hotkey control systems, smooth and realistic graphics, and Voice Chat in-game features that allow 4 people in the team to communicate well to secure victory.
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Minimum Specifications for Free Fire - Battlegrounds Android
OS: Android 4.0 Ice Cream
CPU: Intel Quad Core
RAM: 1 GB
STORAGE: 600 MB

Minimum Specifications for iOS Free Fire - Battlegrounds
OS: iOS 8.0
CPU: Any
RAM: 1 GB
STORAGE: 600 MB
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