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Battlegrounds Mobile India has reportedly crossed 5 million downloads in Early Access.

Battlegrounds Mobile India crosses 5 mn downloads in Early Access, here's how to download it

Battlegrounds Mobile India has reportedly crossed 5 million downloads in Early Access. Game developer Krafton has said that the game crossed the 5 million downloads mark after the open beta was made accessible to all users in India on June 18. Interested users can log on to play.google.com/apps/testing/com.pubg.imobile and become a part of the testing program for the unreleased game.

Battlegrounds Mobile India has shared yet another teaser--this time it's an image of the popular Sanhok map.

Battlegrounds Mobile India shares image of Sanhok map, release date not announced yet

Battlegrounds Mobile India has shared yet another teaser--this time it's an image of the popular Sanhok map. The game is reportedly being developed as the Indian version of PUBG Mobile, which was banned in the country in September 2020. It's worth noting that a release date for the game has not been announced yet.

Game publisher Krafton has said that the Battlegrounds Mobile India game will require parent's consent for players under the age of 18.

Battlegrounds Mobile India will need parent's consent for under-18 players: Krafton

Game publisher Krafton has said that the Battlegrounds Mobile India game will require parent's consent for players under the age of 18. The recently announced game is a revised version of PUBG Mobile that was banned in India back in September 2020. Krafton has also said that the game will be open for pre-registration before it's officially released.

Why only PUBG Mobile was banned--and not on PCs, consoles?

Some of you must be thinking: is PUBG Mobile a Chinese app? And if the popular battle royale was banned on mobile, why not on PCs and consoles?&nbsp;
 Well, aside from the simple fact that only mobile apps and games have been banned by the government until now, the PlayerUnknown&rsquo;s Battlegrounds for PC and consoles don&rsquo;t really have a Chinese connection. It was originally created by an Irish video game designer and was eventually developed for PCs and consoles after being acquired by South-Korean gaming studio Bluehole.
 But the mobile adaptation was created by Tencent Games, a Chinese umbrella company of Tencent Holdings. It is the second-biggest shareholder at Bluehole and has 11.5 per cent stake in the South Korean company.
 Will Chinese games on PCs and consoles be the government's next target? Even if that&rsquo;s the case, you should be safe switching to PC, Xbox, Playstation.

Quixplained: why no ban on PUBG&nbsp;on PCs, consoles PUBG&nbsp;for PCs, consoles don't have a Chinese connection Rights for PC, consoles owned by South-Korean Bluehole

Some of you must be thinking: is PUBG Mobile a Chinese app? And if the popular battle royale was banned on mobile, why not on PCs and consoles?&nbsp;
 Well, aside from the simple fact that only mobile apps and games have been banned by the government until now, the PlayerUnknown&rsquo;s Battlegrounds for PC and consoles don&rsquo;t really have a Chinese connection. It was originally created by an Irish video game designer and was eventually developed for PCs and consoles after being acquired by South-Korean gaming studio Bluehole.
 But the mobile adaptation was created by Tencent Games, a Chinese umbrella company of Tencent Holdings. It is the second-biggest shareholder at Bluehole and has 11.5 per cent stake in the South Korean company.
 Will Chinese games on PCs and consoles be the government's next target? Even if that&rsquo;s the case, you should be safe switching to PC, Xbox, Playstation.

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