Just a few days back, there was nothing more than an announcement officially released by PUBG Corporation about a brand new version of PUBG Mobile for Indian players. However, leaked information has been floating among the community since then, suggesting a number of slight differences as compared to the global version of PUBG Mobile.
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.
The so-called PUBG Mobile India has reportedly been set up as a virtual training ground. Here’re some of the notable changes that will make it different from the global version you used to play before, according to PUBG Corp’s press release.
Default character clothing
Players will step into the game with fully-clothed characters.
Green Hit effect
Unlike the original version or the Korean version where players can make a change for the hit and damage effects based on their favorite colors, PUBG Mobile India will come with Green Hit effect by default and players are no longer able to do anything with it.
Feature to limit the playtime
The press release also points out that the game would come bundled with a playtime feature to prevent players from spending too much time on gaming, especially young gamers.
In addition to these, PUBG Corp. disclosed that it would set a footprint in India with a local branch office/subsidiary as well as a $100M investment that aims to boost the overall development of the Indian gaming market, not to mention an exclusive esports tournament for the region.
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