Good news for PUBG Mobile fans the game in preparation for a comeback with Airtel

 Good news for PUBG Mobile fans, the game in preparation for a comeback with Airtel

PUBG Mobile was downloaded by millions of people in India and the game was especially played in the Corona virus lockdown. PUBG Mobile has lost a large user base since the ban and this is the reason why the company may join hands with Airtel.

V Delhi: More than 200 apps and games were banned by the government due to concerns over security of Chinese connections and users' data. It also includes short video making app TikTok and the popular Battle Royale game PUBG Mobile. It has now come to light that PUBG Mobile is preparing to return to India and for that it can take the help of telecom company Airtel. Entrackr's report shares details attached to it.

PUBG Mobile was downloaded by millions of people in India and the game was especially played in the Corona virus lockdown. PUBG Mobile has lost a large user base since the ban and this is the reason why the company may join hands with Airtel. "PUBG Mobile is in talks with telecom operator Airtel," the report quoted a source as saying. It is clear that Battle Royale Game Pubji is making every effort to return to India.

May have to wait a long time

Pubji is also interviewing candidates in India and is looking for experienced employees with 4 to 6 years, the report said. But no official statement has been issued on the matter by both PUBG and Airtel. It is not yet clear when PUBG Mobile will return to Google Play Store or Apple App Store in India. Gamers may have to wait a long time for this.

PUBG is a South Korean company

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In fact, PUBG is a South Korean company and it has developed this game. Chinese company Tencent was responsible for the distribution of its mobile version, which led to the game being banned from Chinese connections and India. Call of Duty, with its excellent graphics and Battle Royale experience, quickly became popular after the game was released. The game has been downloaded more than 100 million times in the first 20 days since its launch.