Updated: November 21, 2020 6:54:25 pm
PUBG Corporation has not revealed when the game will return to the Indian market. (Image: screenshot)
PUBG Corporation recently announced that it will relaunch PUBG Mobile India, marking the game’s return to the country. However, at the time, he did not announce the date the game will be available. The company has created a dedicated site for PUBG Mobile India, which consists of links to the brand’s social media profiles and has a banner for the game with the marquee title coming soon. Now, some users saw the PUBG Mobile India APK download link on its official website. The website appears to have returned to its original state as of now and the download links have been removed.
The download banner consisted of two links, one labeled Google Play Store and the other a direct download link for the APK file. Despite the banner being displayed, the download buttons themselves were not attached to the proper links.
Users reported that the links redirected them to different PUBG Mobile resources. The Google Play Store download button took people to PUBG Mobile India Play Store listing with a coming soon button and the direct download link redirected people to PUBG Mobile India Facebook page.
PUBG Corporation has not revealed when the game will return to the Indian market. However, it has revealed a number of changes that are being made to the game. These changes include separate Microsoft Azure servers with regular checks to help provide Indian gamers with “a safe and healthy gaming environment.” Apart from this, the company has announced that the game will return with a local touch. You will now have a virtual simulation training ground setup, all characters will have clothing items from the start and will display green impact effects, rather than red so as not to show blood.
There is still time before we see the relaunch of PUBG Mobile India as it will first require a nod from the government, which had previously banned the game. There is no news that PUBG Mobile Lite is returning as well, as of now.
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