Indus Battle Royale: New Vehicle and Emote Updates, Enhanced Performance

The latest update for Indus Battle Royale, version 1.4.0, has arrived, bringing exciting changes to the game. This patch introduces modifications to one of the most popular vehicles and adds new emotes, along with numerous under-the-hood improvements that enhance the overall gaming experience.

We've been following Indus Battle Royale closely over the past year, and it's thrilling to dive into the new updates. Let's explore what patch 1.4.0 has to offer, including the revamped Toofan vehicle, new emotes, and the extensive behind-the-scenes enhancements.

Fans of Indus will be excited to hear that the Toofan vehicle is undergoing a significant overhaul. Not only will it serve as a means of transport, but you'll now also be able to shoot, heal, toss grenades, and use smoke bombs from within it. The vehicle now includes health and explosion indicators, enabling you to make strategic decisions about high-speed maneuvers based on real-time risks.

While perhaps not the most extensive update, the addition of emotes is a welcome feature. You can equip these in the pre-match menu, allowing you to express confidence and prowess through various emotes and expressions during the heat of battle.

Beyond the visible changes, there are numerous under-the-hood improvements to enjoy. These include enhancements to map lighting, spatial audio, loading times, sensitivity adjustments, and network stability. As Indus continues in its open beta phase, these major improvements demonstrate the developers' commitment to refining the game experience.

Super Gaming is also promoting Indus by sponsoring an International Tournament that spans India and the Philippines, further elevating the game's profile in the battle royale community.

If you haven't had the chance to play the open beta of Indus, don't worry—there are still plenty of excellent battle royale shooters available on Android. For recommendations, check out our list of the top 15 best battle royale shooters on Android.