It is learnt that the game was first made only for PC, and later in 2018 it launched the mobile version. According to a report, 74.4 percent of Indians play the game on phone. We can now see in college festivals hosting PUBG competitions, which are flooded with entries. The free download, easy access, realistic gameplay and constant updates make this game a hit.
The overplay of the game is also causing problems in India, as it has been banned in Gujarat. The craze is so bad that Internet Freedom Foundation has filed a PIL against the ban. However, it is up to the player to restrict himself with a screen time of the game. So if you have the game installed send me a request on Cricket22yard.
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Depends on when you get free time, but sure I'll add you. Good article dude. This is Amjad by the way.
ReplyDeleteHey, thank you Amjad.
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