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Nowadays, online dating platform is not the only place that you can get to meet the other half. The possibilities of meeting "the one" from online games are also high as most of the games offer chat options these days, not to say you'll be randomly paired with different players as well. A real-life example has been reported as a local girl married a guy who she met from PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG).

Based on a statement by PUBG Mobile official website for the Indian region, it seems that they have officially pulled the plug on all PUBG Mobile services and servers starting from 30 October 2020 onwards. With that being said, if you’re residing in India, it is now impossible for you to play PUBG Mobile unless a VPN or proxy is being used.

Since 24 September, PUBG MOBILE has unveiled multiple contents in collaboration with BLACKPINK for the fans enjoyment. Besides that, there have also included BLACKPINK’s new song ‘Lovesick Girls’ from The Album, instead of ‘How You Like That’ when you logging into the game. 

Other than releasing their highly-anticipated first full album titled "The Album", BLACKPINK has collaborated with PUBG Mobile to offer a special event for fans to participate and some exciting in-game content. As a K-Pop group that is currently a global sensation, many of you must be hyped up right now knowing that the girls will appear in one of the top mobile games in the world too.

PUBG Mobile has been a popular mobile game for a really long time. Not only continue to upgrade the gaming experience, but PUBG Mobile will now have new language support too for Bahasa Melayu. In the latest update, the mobile game will also bring other new features including a new map and a new weapon.

As some of you may already know, PUBG Mobile is officially banned in India due to security reasons along with other over 100 apps from China. India is one of PUBG Mobile largest fanbase (estimated 33 million users) so from a business point of view, this really hurt PUBG Corporation and they are taking action in working closely with the India government. 

A few weeks ago, we reported that the India Government was looking into banning several mobile apps from China due to security reasons. They have already banned TikTok in their country and now with the latest update - a total of 118 mobile apps are blocked.

Gaming addiction is not a new thing but it's certainly a concern across the world. From all the way in India, a youngster (aged 16) unfortunately passed away for having a marathon on PUBG (note: not PUBG Mobile) for an unknown period of time.

Although the smartphones from OnePlus do not shout 'gaming beasts', their hardware and software are definitely still enough for users to enjoy gaming sessions without any major restrictions. Now, a piece of good news has come as certain OnePlus smartphones will get exclusive early access to PUBG Mobile in 90 FPS (Frames Per Second).

If you're a PUBG Mobile fan and have always wanted to try playing PUBG on the PC, perhaps now is the best time for you. Starting from today onwards until the 8th of June (or 9th in our time-zone), PUBG is Free To Play for the weekend and on top of that, there is a 50% discount off too.