Battlegrounds Mobile India, which is PUBG Mobile in a new suit, has jumped into the Indian mobile gaming void like a fish to water. And now it has been downloaded more than forty-six million times. Krafton posted on Battlegrounds Mobile India's social media the unique award for each and every player of the game who reaches fifty million downloads. These posts also mentioned that the company was preparing to give players the new free rewards regardless of the platform they were playing on. When BGMI was in the pre-registration phase, the game had managed to gather up to twenty million early access registrations and forty million pre-registrations. So it's no surprise that the game registers fifty million downloads in just over a month. And that's because the game is not yet available on the iOS platform, which is something that players continually ask for. Krafton has so far been silent on when to expect the iOS version of BGMI. But in this article, it seems that Krafton gave a strong hint about the release of the game on iOS. The developers wrote in the post: "We are preparing so that each and every Indian player will receive rewards regardless of their operating system." This is followed by an apple emoji that is a definite nod to the iOS platform. According to App Annie before the ban, half of all PUBG Mobile players were from India. This was at a time when PUBG Mobile had over seven hundred and thirty million downloads worldwide. The ban of PUBG Mobile in India has reduced the daily active users of PUBG Mobile to more than half. This means that BGMI has the potential to achieve significantly more downloads. For the record, BGMI had managed to amass thirty-four million players as of July XNUMX, ten days since the game's release. The post at the time also clarified that the game at the time had XNUMX million daily active users and XNUMX million peak concurrent players. Krafton hasn't updated these numbers lately, and we might get an update by the time the game hits fifty million downloads.