Indian battle royale game Indus has reached 1.5 million pre-registrations, according to Pune-based publisher SuperGaming.
The development team is now concentrating on readying the game for its esports audience and has announced a new playtest to showcase the game’s esports capabilities. Playtest participants will be able to share feedback directly with SuperGaming. If you want to join the playtesting group, here’s how to sign up.
How to register for Indus’ Community Playtest 4
Features that players can try out in the upcoming Community Playtest include:
Squads
Spectator mode
Armor system
Vehicles
Supply drops
Customizable controls
Enhanced graphics and smoother visuals
Animation enhancements
Traversal enhancements
Map enhancements
Mini-map upgrades
New characters
New character skins
Weapon testing facility – for testing Indus’ weapons before landing on Virlok
By sharing their thoughts on different game aspects, players can influence the direction of SuperGaming’s forthcoming battle royale title. Invited players will receive an Indus Battle Kit, a set of commemorative items celebrating SuperGaming’s community and the collaborative nature of game development.
Note: If selected, you will be notified via email or phone.
Indus is scheduled for release later this year and could potentially fill the void left by Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI) and Free Fire. With rumors about BGMI circulating and teams investing in new rosters, Indus may face competition from Krafton’s title in the future.
Indus holds two key advantages: it is a multiplatform game available on console and PC, unlike BGMI, which is exclusively for mobile devices; and its made-in-India branding could resonate with Indian players who feel a connection to a game that represents their country’s culture.
An official release date has not been announced, but more information is expected in the coming months.
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