PUBG Mobile has been the center of gaming news in India since the ban on September 2, 2020. As noted above, since the ban, Google and Apple have removed the game from their app stores. In fact, Android and iOS smartphone players can only install the game if they had previously installed it. Previous installations of the game mean that the game is still associated with your Google or Apple ID. This ban came just weeks after PUBG Corp teased the release of its major version 1.0. It’s also worth noting that PUBG Mobile players can still play the game in India. Let’s see the details about this and more PUBG Mobile related news here. Also Read: PUBG Mobile No Longer Appears in Play Store and App Store
PUBG Mobile continues to work in India; details
According to the information available online, Indian gamers can still play the popular Battle Royale game. However, this is only temporary before the game developer closes its Indian game servers. We are not sure about the timeline of the server shutdown. However, the company behind the game has already revealed that it will be working with authorities to figure things out. Meanwhile, some players are switching to other Battle Royale games on the market or the PC version. Also read: FAU-G is India’s response to the ban on PUBG Mobile, an Army-inspired action game
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Beyond the switch to other games like Call of Duty: Mobile, some PUBG players are busy playing until the server shuts down. However, these players have noticed that the game is not the same since closing. When inspecting the reports, it appears that the game is now full of bots that make the experience weak. Also read – PUBG Ban: China asks India to “correct its mistakes” after imposing ban on 118 apps
Bhai Yeh pichle 3 din se hi raha hai. I had 35 of 7 games for dinner.
– Mufaddal Maskawala (@Maskawala) September 4, 2020
Players also noted that the increase in bots allowed them to easily win the chicken dinners in the game. This probably means that an increasing number of gamers are turning away from PUBG Mobile to other games. This information comes just days after Bollywood actor Akshay Kumar announced that he has partnered with a game studio for FAU-G.
