However, Krafton could have a different launch schedule in mind for India. Tipster Abhishek Yadav stumbled across one particularly disturbing piece of information which suggested that the PUBG: New State global launch will not include India, China, and Vietnam. Getting through to the Chinese market is a tad complicated, so it is understandable as to why it could follow a different launch schedule. Krafton is probably waiting for the original PUBG Mobile to be unbanned in India before proceeding to launch PUNG: New State.
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As the successor to one of the world’s most popular battle royale title, PUBG: New State has a lot riding on it. Hence, Krafton will probably take a cautious approach and not rush the game’s launch. There is no reason to do so, especially when PUBG Mobile continues to rake in the moolah. As is the case with most AAA mobile games, there will be a closed beta, followed by an open beta before the actual launch.