To fill PUBG void, local studios set to launch own titles
Mint Mumbai|March 13, 2023
As the Indian government banned the mobile game Player-Unknown's Battlegrounds Mobile (PUBG Mobile) in 2020, Pune-based SuperGaming got to work on a similar game called Indus Battle Royale.
Abhijit Ahaskar
To fill PUBG void, local studios set to launch own titles

With a projected release date sometime this year, Indus Battle Royale aims to fill the void left by the bans on PUBG Mobile and its subsequent India version Battlegrounds Mobile India.

Unlike games produced in India, the battle royale' genre requires a lot more investment in game development, which Indian firms have often shied away from. SuperGaming isn't the only firm attempting this either. Gaming unicorn Mobile Premier League's (MPL) Mayhem Studios is set to release a similar game called Underworld Gang Wars for Android users in May.

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