PUBG Mobile is reportedly not going to make its comeback in India before March 2021.- The company’s executives have reportedly been trying to get a meeting with the Indian government for over a month, but their requests have not been entertained.
- This means that fans will have to go Christmas, and even Valentine’s Day next year without their favourite battle-royale game.
That means no snowballs, no Christmas-themed goodies, and no matching outfits even on Valentine’s Day in February next year for those waiting on the PUBG Mobile to back a come-back in India.
“We don’t see the game making a comeback in India for the next few months, at least not before March 2021. It’s unfortunate but everyone has to live with it,” sources told InsideSport.
PUBG Mobile officials have reportedly been vying for a meeting with officials at the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) over the past one month but to no avail.
The game was banned across the country in September amid the second tranche of ‘Chinese’ mobile apps accused of threatening India’s sovereignty and national security by sharing data across borders.
Since then, PUBG Corporation took away the rights of PUBG Mobile from the Chinese technology giant, Tencent. Krafton, the parent company, has since established PUBG Mobile as an independent company in India, signed up with Microsoft Azure to host the game and even teased the game’s release on its official website.
PUBG gamer, Kronten, had initially teased that the game was likely to launch on November 14. But one month later, PUBG Mobile has not been reinstated onto the shelves of the Play Store or the App Store in India.
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