PUBG Planning To Come Back In India

 

According to the recent updates Bluehole company; creator and owner of the PUBG has made a new announcement regarding the recent bans of PUBG Mobile and PUBG Mobile Lite in India.

 

They said that,

“PUBG Corporation fully understands and respects the measures taken by the government as the privacy and security of players, data is a top priority for the company. It hopes to work hand-in-hand with the Indian government to find a solution that will allow gamers to once again drop into the battlegrounds while being fully compliant with Indian laws and regulations.

In light of recent developments, PUBG Corporation has made the decision to no longer authorize the PUBG MOBILE franchise to Tencent Games in India. Moving forward, PUBG Corporation will take on all publishing responsibilities within the country. As the company explores ways to provide its own PUBG experience for India in the near future, it is committed to doing so by sustaining a localized and healthy gameplay environment for its fans.

PUBG Mobile is the mobile version of PLAYERUNKNOWN’S BATTLEGROUNDS (PUBG), an intellectual-property owned and developed by PUBG Corporation, a South Korean gaming company. The company is actively engaged in developing and publishing PUBG on multiple platforms, including PUBG Mobile in select territories, to provide the best player experiences possible.

PUBG Corporation is committed to providing its unique battle royale experience to a global audience and hopes to continue engaging with its passionate player base in India. In addition to regular content updates, the company is exploring different ways to engage its community in India through various region-based activities, including esports and community events.”

Source: https://www.pubg.com/2020/09/07/pubg-corporation-responds-to-pubg-mobiles-india-ban/

So, the company made it clear that Tencent will no longer be a part of PUBG corporation, and they are planning to launch the PUBG again in India, without any relations with Chinese companies.