Good News For PUBG Fans! Mobile Game Now Officially Registered In India; Check Details Here

PUBG Mobile India Release: In the latest development in the comeback of the viral gaming app PUBG, the company's India subsidiary has been registered by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs. Know the latest updates about it here.

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New Delhi: In a piece of good news for avid PUBG fans, their favourite game is well on its way to make a comeback as PUBG India Private Ltd has been officially registered in the country.  In the latest development in the comeback of the viral gaming app PUBG, the company's India subsidiary has been registered by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs. It is based in Bangalore and has been registered as a Private Company under the subcategory of 'Subsidiary of Foreign Company'. Here are the official details of the same: Meanwhile, as per reports, the Indian version of the game will be initially available only for Android users, followed by iOS launch after some time. What Do We Know So Far About PUBG India? Earlier on November 12, PUBG Corp revealed that it is making a comeback to the Indian market with the creation of a new game which will basically be the Indian subsidiary of its widely popular gaming app. It further announced that it plans to make investments worth $100 million in India to develop the local video game, esports, entertainment, and IT industries with the help of its South Korean parent company Krafton, Inc. The viral gaming app PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG) was among the 118 Chinese apps that were banned by the Indian government in September over national security concerns amid the border tensions with China. Previously, there had also been concerns about the game being too addictive and hence adversely affecting the lives of teenagers who go on playing it for say 8 hours straight. So, to build a healthy gameplay environment, the game content will be tailored to suit local needs. There will be a feature to put up restrictions on game time to promote healthy gameplay habits for younger players. Now as the company is set to officially come back for its massive Indian userbase, the announcement of its release date and more details about the 'India-specific' game are being highly awaited. WATCH | Govt of India bans 43 mobile applications