PUBG Mobile may be unrestricted in India. The widely popular mobile battle royal shooter game that placed Indians at the forefront of esports is set to return. On 30 October, Tencent ceased its services for PUBG Mobile Servers and transferred the PUBG Mobile Indian IP rights back to Bluehole (Krafton Inc). Bluehole has merged with PUBG Corp and the entirety of this game development studio was acquired by Krafton. Is PUBG unban going to be the big news of the month? Comment down.
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TechCrunch's report states that he has spoken to two sources stating that the popular Battle Royal game may return to India before the end of this year.
Their sources reveal that the South Korean gaming company is in talks with cloud service providers to store game data of Indian gamers. Initially, this was taken care of by Tencent Gaming (he was also the publisher of the game in India). However, his license was cut off after the ban. Those sources remained anonymous because they were not authorized to speak to the press.
Game publishers have always maintained a close relationship with their streamers and top players, so it is no surprise that they are the first to know.
An industry executive TechCrunch told that PUBG reportedly engaged with several local firms, including SoftBank-backed Paytm and telecom giant Airtel, to find out that they were interested in publishing popular mobile games in the country or not.
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