Free Fire was the most downloaded battle royale game in the world last year. Yesterday, March 23rd, 2020, Garena Free Fire launched a campaign titled #IndiaKaBattleRoyale starring Amol Parashar, an Indian superstar. The campaign will promisingly attract a lot of Indian Free Fire players, fans, and also non-gamers in this country. It has been introducing widely on social media as well as popular outdoor hoardings of Free Fire India in Hyderabad, Bangalore, Kolkata, and Chennai.
Three Light-hearted Videos Of #IndiaKaBattleRoyale
The official YouTube channel of Free Fire India has released three videos featuring three selling points of this game. These videos are just like advertising videos for this game. It tells audiences the three most significant advantages of Free Fire: Low memory, low battery, and short time for each game.
The first video is titled ‘No Memory? No Problem! Free Fire #IndiaKaBattleRoyale’. In this video, Amol almost deleted the photos of him and his girlfriend to make space for a storage-heavy game. Fortunately, his girlfriend came to save those pictures before he tapped the ‘Delete’ option. Then, she suggested a low-memory game, Free Fire.
The second video, ‘No Battery? No Problem! Free Fire #IndiaKaBattleRoyale’, focus on battery. One more time, Amol and his co-star showed audiences a good point of Free Fire game: low battery requirement. And the third video, ‘No Time? No Problem! Free Fire #IndiaKaBattleRoyale’, introduced the high-pace feature of this game. Each Free Fire match only lasts 10 minutes. So, you can play and complete a match in a short break at college or work.
#IndiaKaBattleRoyale Has Attracted Great Attention Across The Country
This campaign has interested a great number of Indian artists. A lot of actors, actresses, comedians, musicians, etc. have talked about this game on social media. #IndiaKaBattleRoyale has attracted over 4 crore impressions on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram and over 35 lakh engagements. Moreover, three videos have also reached over 3.14 crore viewers in less than two weeks after release.
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