Notably, a week after Tencent's announcement, a report by TechCrunch indicated that PUBG Mobile is plotting to make a return to India before the end of this year.
PUBG Mobile India unban seems likely; game will be hosted on Microsoft Azure
PUBG Mobile may come back to India as Krafton Inc. has announced it will host the game on Microsoft's Azure cloud service.
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PUBG Mobile and PUBG Mobile Lite may return to India after South Korean company Krafton Inc. announced on Saturday that it would be working with Microsoft-owned cloud computing service, Azure, to host a wide array of its products. This includes PUBG for PC, consoles, and PUBG Mobile, as PUBG Corporation is a subsidiary of Krafton. To recall, PUBG Mobile was banned in India a couple of months ago and was removed from Apple App Store and Google Play Store as well. The game was still playable until a few days ago when Tencent announced it would be stopping server access. PUBG Corp now has the publishing rights to PUBG Mobile in India and the game may make a comeback with the help of Microsoft.
Notably, a week after Tencent's announcement, a report by TechCrunch indicated that PUBG Mobile is plotting to make a return to India before the end of this year.
Notably, a week after Tencent's announcement, a report by TechCrunch indicated that PUBG Mobile is plotting to make a return to India before the end of this year.
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