Indus release date (for all users) may still be under wraps, but Pune-based developer SuperGaming isn’t holding back from announcing future updates one after another. Now, the made-in-India battle royale is set to get a 4v4 Team Deathmatch (TDM) mode. This exciting new feature comes as the game surpasses 11 million pre-registrations on the Google…
Recently there were rumours doing rounds regarding SuperGaming possibly integrating Web3 into the Indus game. However, the developer has now refuted those rumours and issued a statement as per which the recent information that was circulating was not an official announcement made on Discord but rather it was a glimpse into one of many tabs…
Gaming worlds are a fascinating place to get lost in. Be it something ultra-realistic, like Red Dead Redemption II’s Wild-West US, or something fantastical, like Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild’s Hyrule – gaming maps are not just a backdrop, they often become an entity of their own thanks to unique design and memorable…
Indus Battle Royale Beta is out now for Android devices via the Google Play store. India’s leading game developer SuperGaming launched a strictly limited closed beta event for select iOS users earlier in December. The pre-registrations for Indus have crossed the mark of 8.5 million. In this new beta version, players will be able to…
The much-awaited and hyped upcoming battle royale, Indus, will finally be revealed completely to the people on February 1, 2024. Pune-based developer SuperGaming has finally revealed that Cosmium will be changing everything on Thursday. SuperGaming is known for teasing the various landmarks around the Indus on India’s national holidays. This latest reveal regarding the launch…
After months of hype, Pune-based developer SuperGaming has finally opened access to the closed beta for its upcoming battle royale, Indus. Only available to a handful of users, the Indus closed beta will offer eager fans a chance to try out the game on their devices. The signing-up process is pretty simple, details of which…
Indus, the much-hyped made-in-India battle royale developed by Pune-based SuperGaming, unveiled its latest addition to the yet-to-be-released game — a new playable character. Inspired by Rajasthan’s iconic kathputli, the traditional wooden puppets used by theatre artists and storytellers over centuries, the new character has a rather cool moniker — Mech Balika. Staying true to the…
