If PUBG follows the same route ... though it's always possible another game will catch on in China sans a government-approved publishing deal. (According to Niko Partners, Steam operates in ...

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That’s because Tencent hasn’t been able to sell subscriptions or in-game purchases for PUBG and some other popular titles in China for months following a regulatory crackdown by officials.

Krafton (formerly known as Bluehole), and holds the exclusive license to publish PUBG in China, it does not own the PUBG brand outright. A spokesperson for Krafton told Reuters the publisher was ...

This is the least of China's problems, of course ... There's big money in PUBG, after all, even if it's not exactly PUBG anymore.

PUBG already enjoys a certain popularity in China, as IHS data quoted in CNNMoney shows that 40 percent of the games' sales already come from the country, the world's largest online gaming ...

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The decision to shut down PUBG in China comes after the game’s developers waited for a year to get monetisation approval for the game. “With PUBG Mobile having around 70 million average daily ...

Krafton has revealed more details surrounding its upcoming PUBG Nations Cup 2025, with over 24 teams competing.