Garena Free Fire Lite – A video pops up hinting at a probable Free Fire New Version leak: Garena has been entertaining its mass audience over the past few years, introducing unique items through collaborations and creativity. However, Garena suffered a huge blow in February when the Government of India barred the title from all the visual stores. Meanwhile, the enhanced version of the title, Free Fire MAX is still underway. A few hours back, a video was released hinting at a leak of a new version of Free Fire. Since then, fans have started speculating whether a lite version of the title would arrive or not.
Here’s all you need to know about the same. For future updates on Garena Free Fire and Free Fire MAX, follow InsideSport.IN.
Garena Free Fire Lite
A lite version of a game refers to a version with a similar experience but limited functionalities, reducing the size of the application so that most users can explore it on low-end devices. This approach has a chance to spread the game further as well as bring clarity to the fans in terms of the quality of the title. The MAX version of the title has understandably enhanced the gameplay however, there are so many players who look for low MB apk to adjust with their smartphones.
A video pops up hinting at a probable Free Fire New Version leak
Popular data miners, BB-Bhai and Knight Clown combinedly released a video, saying if there would be any Free Fire Lite version or not. The footage showed a lobby screen as well as a character jumping out through the skateboard to start the game. The gameplay looked very similar to Free Fire so, so it grabbed the attention of so many.
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However, as of now, there is nothing in terms of official clarification. However, things are not looking good as the original title is already banned and the publishers look to add another title anytime soon, Although we know the possibility of quick changes. Fans can do nothing but await official confirmation. For future updates on Garena Free Fire and Free Fire MAX, follow InsideSport.IN.
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