PUBG Mobile India is set to launch in India soon, along with several changes to the game that will allay the fears of the government and Indian parents.

PUBG Corporation is now planning to launch its India unit with a local twist; some prominent changes made specifically for Indian users include virtual simulation training setting, fully clothed characters during the start of the game, green blood instead of red, and restrictions on game time

The development comes months after the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MEITY) banned PUBG, PUBG Mobile Lite and other Chinese apps in September under Section 69A of the Information Technology Act

Under pressure from the US government, ByteDance has been in talks for a deal with Walmart Inc and Oracle Corp to shift TikTok's US assets into a new entity

The Bytedance-owned short video platform was banned by the Indian government along with 57 Chinese apps.

The new version will be called PUBG Mobile India, where the word \"India\" indicates the many things that went wrong with the game's previous version, leading to its ban

PUBG Mobile has officially launched in India with a new name that includes the word India. It is under the new regime controlled by South Korea's PUBG Corporation.

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Trump directed ByteDance, which owns 100% of TikTok, in an Aug. 14 order to divest the app within 90 days, which falls on Thursday

Despite facing ban in the country, ByteDance gave cash bonuses to its 2,000 Indian employees under TikTok and Helo apps to help them overcome recent economic disruptions

The Trump administration contends TikTok poses national security concerns as the personal data of U.S. users could be obtained by China's government

The company had earlier announced Fund I of $1.5 million in July 2019, which received over 250 applications from large and small developers. Of this, it ended up deploying the capital across nine teams and over 10 games were onboarded on WinZO's platform

The company is discussing the round of financing with existing investors including Sequoia Capital and General Atlantic to raise around $2 billion for the company

President Donald Trump's administration contends that TikTok poses national security concerns as personal data collected on 100 million Americans who use the app could be obtained by China's government

The Trump administration contends TikTok poses national security concerns as personal data collected on 100 million Americans who use the app could be obtained by China's government

All hopes are dashed for now with Friday's announcement by PUBG Mobile on its Facebook page regarding the termination of all its servers and access to users (in India) to PUB Mobile and PUBG Mobile Lite

Although, the government had banned PUBG Mobile in September owing to security reasons, some users who already had them installed on their phones, tablets and PCs could still access the game

All PUBG Mobile servers that cater to Indian users will be switched off from October 30, that is today, the company has announced. The PUBG Mobile is already banned on Google Play Store and Apple iOS App Store.

Developed by Indian mobile game publisher nCore Games, FAU-G will be set in the backdrop of Galwan Valley.

FAU-G app launch: The game will attempt to feature real-life army combat situations such as the Galwan Valley incident accurately and will have brawler gameplay mechanics with the use of melee weapons