Free Fire Max: Gameplay, Footage, Videos, Screenshots, Etc.

Minimum Requirements of Free Fire Max Still Unknown
Free Fire Max vs. PUBG Mobile Lite
Free Fire Max vs. Original Free Fire

Free Fire Max, the ultra-high graphics version of the normal Free Fire, is having a new closed beta which began on Wednesday, 24 of July. The trial version of Garena 's game is available on foreign servers for free download on Android phones with a minimum of 2GB of RAM.

The "turbocharged" version of FF will retain the gameplay of the original title, but promises to have more realistic graphics and effects. There is still no forecast for the launch or date of a beta for India, but new tests will happen around the world.

Keep reading to find more screenshots and gameplay video/footages of players who managed to get their hands on this HD Quality version of our favorite Battle Royale game:

Minimum Requirements of Free Fire Max Still Unknown

Free Fire Max is still in the testing and development phase. So the game has not yet had its minimum download requirements defined, and there is still no closed list of compatible phones. The size of the game and the required operating system versions, for example, remain a mystery.

Even the minimum 2 GB of RAM required to download your trial version may change until the final release of Free Fire Max. Garena developers will be able to set the official minimum requirements as the players selected for the tests give their feedback.

So far, the beta has managed to achieve Full HD resolution. The final project is being developed for Android and iPhone (iOS) and will probably be a free download, same as the original version.

Free Fire Max vs. PUBG Mobile Lite

Free Fire Max will be an enhanced version of the original game. The project goes against the "lite" versions released for games like PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds. For example. PUBG Mobile was originally launched for more robust phones and later got a lite version, lighter, for more basic devices.

Free Fire, on the other hand, was originally developed for more basic phones and has minimum requirements that meet even the entry phones. No wonder, the game has simpler graphics and visual effects. But now, with the Max version, the developer intends to take the game to the best phones and reach a larger number of users.

Free Fire Max vs. Original Free Fire

It is well-known that the Max version offers a higher visual experience, with more improved and realistic graphics. This upgrade is seen in the resolution (Full HD), in the lighting of the maps and in the effects of shots and explosives, for example. The game login screen also has a more elaborate animation.

In gameplay, nothing changes. Free Fire Max has the same modes as the original game and the player's account data will be kept when logging into the new game. Users of both versions can play against each other, as the upgrades available on Free Fire Max do not give you a competitive advantage, only visual.