BGMI Lite Could Launch Soon, Players Asked to Weigh in on Official Battlegrounds Mobile India Discord Channel

Krafton is running a poll that asks gamers why they would like to see a BGMI Lite version.

By David Delima | Updated: 17 November 2021 14:27 IST

BGMI Lite Could Launch Soon, Players Asked to Weigh in on Official Battlegrounds Mobile India Discord Channel

Photo Credit: Krafton/ Battlegrounds Mobile India

Battlegrounds Mobile India was released in July, but does not currently offer gamers a 'Lite' version

Highlights

BGMI Lite likely to offer the same experience, albeit with low-end graphi
A BGMI Discord channel poll has asked why users want a Lite version
The PUBG Mobile successor does not currently offer a ‘Lite’ version

Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI) could see a 'Lite' version of the game designed to work on low-end devices. A poll was recently posted in the official BGMI Discord channel, asking users why they wanted a 'Lite' version of the popular battle royale game. It must be noted that developer Krafton has not yet revealed any details of a possible BGMI Lite launch. However, players have been clamouring for a less resource-intensive version of the game since it was launched in July.

The official Discord channel for BGMI posted a poll on November 16, asking users to pick why they wanted a 'BGMI Lite' version, which was spotted first by MySmartPrice. One of the options mentions the inability to play Battlegrounds Mobile India on a low-end device, while gamers who want better frame rates and performance on the Lite version can pick the second reason. The third option is for users who want to transfer their inventory of purchased items in PUBG Mobile Lite, while the last option reads "I like the maps and skins in (the) Lite version". The poll is set to end tonight around 9:30 PM IST.

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While Krafton is yet to announce any plans for a BGMI Lite version, popular gamers from the community have previously hinted that the game could be released at some point in the future. These include gamers like Maxtern, as well as Abhijeet "Ghatak" Andhare, who reportedly shared an Instagram story saying the game might be delayed but it will come.

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As of now, Krafton's most resource-intensive game is the recently released PUBG: New State, which requires 4GB of RAM and Android 6 (Marshmallow) or higher to run. This is followed by BGMI that has 2GB of RAM and Android 5.1.1 or higher as the minimum requirement. If Krafton was to release a BGMI Lite version, it could possibly run on Android devices with at least 786MB of RAM, based on PUBG Mobile Lite's minimum requirements. However, until an official BGMI Lite version is launched, players should remain cautious of any unofficial links that claim to offer the game as these could contain malware or other harmful content.

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