SuperGaming made the announcement about Indus on January 26, and also said that pre-registration for the game is now open on the Google Play Store for Android users.
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SuperGaming made the announcement about Indus on January 26, and also said that pre-registration for the game is now open on the Google Play Store for Android users. As India marks its 74th Republic Day, Pune-based game development firm Supergaming announced its made-in-India battle royale game ‘Indus’.
SuperGaming said that registration for iOS and Android will begin soon. The firm also mentioned that players who pre-register for Sindhu will receive special perks. ‘Indus’ is inspired by Indian culture and mythology, and features the Indus Valley Civilization as the theme. The company said the game is set in “Indo-futurism, a futuristic world that is unapologetically Indian in its exploration and representation of science fiction”. If you need more information about Indus Battle Royale Release Date : How to Pre-Register on Android and iOS Then read carefully and don’t forget to share with your friends.
As you can see in the trailer of Indus game by Supergaming has started the pre-registration for Android users, and those who pre-register will be in for an exciting surprise (as per official claims). Readers can follow the step-by-step guide given below to successfully pre-register for the upcoming Battle Royale game on Play Store:
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A store page for Sindhu is not live yet. You can follow Indus’ social media accounts to know when the iOS pre-registration will go live. You can also opt-in for the “auto-install” option in the Google Play Store, which will automatically download and install Supergaming’s upcoming BR Shooter on your device.
Supergaming’s upcoming game will focus on the Indus Valley Civilization, a topic that most Indians read about during their history classes but haven’t discussed in detail. It remains a mystery to many and the developers want to take a closer look at the setting. The game places us in a fictional perspective where the Indus Valley Civilization was not destroyed. Instead, it was so advanced that it moved to a different galaxy and continued its development, which is why the game is named ‘Indus’.
Indian representation in video games is very rare and we have only seen the country being a part of games in a few major titles. Some of the games discovered in India include Hitman 2, Tomb Raider 3 (1998) and Assassin’s Creed Chronicles: India. The game seeks to highlight Indian culture through the incorporation of the country’s history, Ayurveda (traditional Indian medicine), advanced Indian weaponry, Indian mathematical innovations, Aryabhata’s machines, and more.
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