Do You Know All The Countries With Specific Version Of PUBG Mobile?

PUBG Corporation has quite some experience in releasing region-specific versions of PUBG Mobile. PUBG Mobile India is not its first take at this!

PUBG Mobile is one of the most popular Battle Royale games on the mobile platform. Though the game is available in most parts of the world, it has to compile to the local laws and rules. And since each country has their own sets of norms and regulations, PUBG Corporation needs to tune its product to fit the description. That gives birth to the region-specific version of PUBG Mobile. Let's check out all the countries with their own versions of the game, plus India!

#1 KRJP

PUBG Mobile KRJP is perhaps the most popular regional version of the game. PUBG Corporation publishes this version for the Korea and Japan regions. It features a unique currency or the ‘Donkatsu Medal’. Players can use these medals to purchase crates from the in-game shop.

#2 China (Game for Peace)

China was the first country that banned PUBG PC. Then PUBG Corp. shook hands with the tech giant Tencent Games to develop and release PUBG Mobile. But in order to stay composed to the regional regulations, they developed a brand new versions of PUBG Mobile. In May 2019, Tencent Games decided to release 'Game for Peace' after making sure that it met all the restrictions and parameters.

#3 Vietnam

In Vietnam, VNG Game Publishing takes the role of publishing PUBG Mobile. This version has been altered to cater to the requirements of Vietnamese users and authorities. It also features the UI of the Vietnamese language.

#4 Taiwan

Like in Vietnam, PUBG Mobile TW or Taiwan is not published by PUBG Corp or Tencent Games. It's actually HotCool Games who is responsible for managing the game in this region.

PUBG Mobile Taiwan

#5 India (Yet to be released)

On 12th November, PUBG Corporation announced a brand new version of PUBG Mobile for the Indian market. It's the latest region to join the club. PUBG Mobile and PUBG Mobile Lite were banned from the country in September. Since then, PUBG Corp. has been working hard to bring back the game in an altered version, which meets all the requirements from the Government.