The Indian Government has banned PUBG Mobile game after the Chinese military breached the LAC protocol. Incidentally, the government banned both the versions of PUBG-PUBG MOBILE Nordic Map: Livik and PUBG MOBILE LITE. It is very bad news for the lovers of this most popular mobile game in the world.
However, the good news is that these gamers can easily shift to some of the best alternatives that are currently available.
1. Call Of Duty
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One game that is seriously very close to PUBG Mobile is none other than Call of Duty: Mobile. Comprising of multiple game modes and unique battle-royal formula it comes with some scintillating features. These include a 100-player battleground, a zombie mode, sniper vs sniper battler, and the exciting 5v5 deathmatch. You can choose from an entire lot of deadly weapons, CoD series characters as well as player customization options. When compared with other mobile games including PUBG in terms of refinement and graphics, Call of Duty: Mobile is much ahead.
2. Fortnite
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Yet another wonderful alternative to PUBG Mobile is Fortnite. One of the biggest similarities is the experience of fast-paced battle royale similar to the Chinese game. However, the visuals in this game are cartoonish which is a big difference from Call of Duty and PUBG. In the Battle Royale mode of this game, 100 players enter the battle empty-handed on a large island. The game is all about finding the resources for survival and weapons. Fortnite offers a gaming experience similar to all the top-notch mobile games around.
3. Garena Free Fire
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Developed by IIIdots studio from Vietnam and Garena from Singapore, Free Fire is best if you want to have fun in a short time. At one time of time, around 50 players can play against each other. In this game, the focus is more on shooting to survive rather than hiding and camping. The quality of graphics may not be as good as PUBG but still, they are optimized enough so as to run without any buffering on low-end Android phones.
4. Battlelands Royale
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Unlike PUBG Mobile which offers myriad controls and options, Battlelands Royale is a very simple game. However, its cute appearance is quite deceptive. As the game starts it becomes ultra-competitive. The formula of this Futureplay-developed game is almost the same as the others in the genre. Around 32 players drop on the map from where they have to survive while completing the task of collecting resources. Killing the opponents is the only option for survival here. Other game modes of Battlelands Royale include Team Play and the Random Duos mode.
5. Pixel's Unknown Battle Ground
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The game progresses on the same old formula of royale battle. However, the graphics are a bit blocky making you recall Minecraft. Players drop from the helicopter and kill the opponents to survive. You can choose from three game modes. These include Zombie, Single, and Team. Options available include an array of vehicles, skin customization options, and weapons of 30 types.
So for mobile gamers who love to win battles on the screens of their Smartphones, a ban on PUBG Mobile should not stop all the fun. They can play any of these above five alternatives and have a gala time.
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