PUBG Mobile is coming back to India

Battle Gaming App PUBG Mobile, which was banned in India a few months ago, is now coming back. South Korean company PUBG Corporation is about to launch a new game in the Indian market soon. This game is designed for Indians only. 

The big thing is that this time PUBG Corporation will not partner with Chinese company Tenncent. In India, this game will be launched under the name PUBG Mobile India.

According to PUBG Corporation, users will get more security and better game play in the new gaming app. At the same time, the company will also create a sub-subsidiary to communicate easily with Indian players. 

Not only this, the company will give jobs to 100 employees in India. Local offices will be opened for this. The company will provide gaming service in association with local business here.

Not only this, Krafton Inc, which is the parent company of PUBG Corporation, has announced to invest $ 100 million in India.

 This investment will be for entertainment, local games, e-sports and IT industries. According to PUBG Corporation, this will be the largest investment made in India by any Korean company.

PUBG Corporation will update these game content so that Indian players get better game experience. The game will be customized according to the Indian players. Local needs reflections will be added to the game.

When the company will launch this game, no information has been revealed at this time. An official statement says that details will be shared soon.

PubG is a shooting battle mobile game. In this game, more than 100 players fight in the battleground . In this, all the warriors fight, the one who survives the last becomes a winner.

 PUBG is very popular among children and youth. PUBG game has currently been downloaded more than 60 million times globally. In China, the rebranded version of this game is being called 'Game for Peace'.

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