Battlegrounds Mobile India has now written an article about the Sanhok map in a poster on the company's official Facebook page. The map was originally part of PUBG Mobile.
Battlegrounds Mobile India, an upcoming game from PUBG Mobile developer Krafton, posted a new teaser map of Sanhok by posting on the company’s official Facebook page. Krafton had recently announced the company's plan to launch a new battle royale game in India; War zones India. The title will be India-only game, and in fact PUBG Mobile India's redesigned. The game contains a complete India-centric logo with tricolor hues.
The official launch date for Battlegrounds Mobile India has not been announced by the company but is expected to be launched soon, according to game developers.
The game is expected to be exactly the same as the original PUBG Mobile although there are some changes in India. There have been rumors that blood is green, instead of red. But we will have to wait a while to know the exact change in the type of Indian game. Krafton also announced his plan to build an esports ecosystem while regularly updating the in-game content.
Indian war zones in India have shared a poster of what appears to be a Ban Tai map from Sanhok - one of the 4 × 4 maps available in the game. The Sanhok map was added to PUBG Mobile in September 2018 and is now set to be part of Battlegrounds Mobile India.
The map is small compared to the original maps of Erangel and Miramar, but there are other recent maps like Livik. Battlegrounds India Wars will be ready for registration before it is unveiled by the masses.
New boundaries for kids and teens
The game's privacy policy will require players under the age of 18 to obtain parental consent. Players under the age of 18 will have new restrictions at Battlegrounds Mobile India and will need to register for the game by phone number belonging to their parents or guardians.
The policy also states that parents or guardians who feel that their child has provided personal information without their consent may contact the developers and request that the information be removed from the database. In addition, players under the age of 18 will be able to access the title for at least three hours daily. These players also will not be able to spend more than Rs 7,000 per day in-app purchases. However, it is unclear how the game will determine the age of each player.
Data privacy policy
The global variation of PUBG Mobile was banned in India last year along with various other Chinese applications on data privacy issues.
This includes allegations of sending information of Indian players to overseas servers. Battlegrounds Mobile India is set to address these issues with a new game with a clear emphasis on privacy. “Your information will be stored and processed on servers in India and Singapore. However, we may transfer your information to other countries and / or regions in order to use the game service and / or meet legal requirements, ”said the game's new privacy policy.
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