Indians Love PUBG Mobile, But Don't Rely On Money

Indians may be the most supportive fans of PUBG Mobile in terms of downloads, accounting for over 175 million installs till now. This is synonymous to nearly a quarter of all downloads worldwide, and India no doubt continues beefing up the No.1 spot in the list without any hassles. In the meantime, China and the U.S respectively rank second and third with 16.7 percent and 6.4 percent of all lifetime downloads.

On the contrary, things change when it comes to revenue. Indian players are caught spending much less money as compared to other fellows. List of top three countries with the highest spending on PUBG Mobile includes China, the US, and Japan. Since PUBG Mobile got revamped as Game for Peace in China, the lifetime revenue started to skyrocket to an estimated $1.6 billion (approximately Rs. 1,200 crores and 52 percent of total revenue). It’s followed by the U.S and Japan with 14 percent and 5.6 percent.

PUBG Mobile has taken the helm of the top-grossing games in the first half of 2020, according to a recent report from Sensor Tower. With such a massive player base in India, revenue doesn’t appear to be something too serious for PUBG Mobile in this market. The popularity of PUBG Mobile in India definitely helps the company level up its presence all around the world, and this community has gone a long way towards building a competitive landscape for PUBG Mobile.

As for players, money is important but not everything. It can set them back a huge amount of money for new skins or similar stuff, but their abilities must be the real matter after all. Maybe the company has already earned enough money and all they need right now is to get bigger fame among players. On the face of it, it’s nothing more than a win-win situation for both!