PUBG Corporation, the company behind PUBG Mobile and PUBG Mobile Lite, has recently taken down the Corporate Development Division Manager for the upcoming Indian version of PUBG Mobile from LinkedIn.
In India, the popular battle royale title has been put on hold for over three months after the country halted its availability across the country, along with more than one hundred Chinese-origin apps. Needless to say, it might have been a tough time period for Indian youngsters as many of them can’t stop themselves from craving for the revival of their eternal passion.
Speculations regarding a new version called “PUBG Mobile India” already went viral on the Internet just one month ago. Back in November, PUBG Corp. had listed a recruitment post on the company’s LinkedIn profile with a vacancy for "Corporate Development Manager" position in India as well as other detailed requirements.
PUBG Corp. also confirmed the arrival of the PUBG Mobile Indian version in a press release on November 12th, citing that they were planning to release a so-called game with some tweaks in tow and a local subsidiary namely PUBG India, which is registered as a private limited company.
As confirmed by some insiders, the developers will modify several aspects of in-game content to meet both players’ needs and regulations from the Indian government in pursuit of a healthy game culture across the country. For instance, the game would come bundled with a playtime feature to prevent players from spending too much time on gaming, especially young gamers.
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