To fully launch the game in China and earn money on it, you need approval from the government. Last year, problems began with such approvals. Now the matter seems to have gone – not for everyone: mobile PUBG did not survive the boycott from the Chinese authorities.

As Reuters and Gamesindustry write.Biz, Tencent She took to publish a mobile PUBG In China in November 2017. Soon after this, the beta testing period began. More than a year Tencent I adjusted the game to the requirements of the authorities and waited for a license, without which I could not connect microtransactions.

And, it seems, patience Tencent https://gazzabetcasino.co.uk/withdrawal/ burst. In the Chinese social network Weibo, the company announced that it is completing beta testing of mobile PUBG. During this time, the game has grown up to 70 million daily (!) users in China.

From mobile PUBG Gamers were offered to move to Game for Peace – Tactical shooter about anti -terror and patriotism. He pays tribute to the air forces of China. Game for Peace received approval for monetization in April.

In the official commentary for Reuters Tencent claims that PUBG And Game for Peace – Games of completely different genres. But here are Chinese gamers of a different opinion: they think Game for Peace clone PUBG. Unless there is no cruelty in it: if a person falls of a weapon, blood does not pour from it, and the “dead” eventually stand up and wave their pen for goodbye.

Another suspicious moment is that gamers quietly transfer progress from one game to another. Those who played a lot in PUBG, V Game for Peace turned out to be the same level.

Announcement of the closure of mobile PUBG In China, it turned out to be one of the most popular posts on Weibo lately: 300 million clicks and almost 90,000 comments. Thanks to, so to speak ,lasting users Tencent Expects from Game for Peace annual profits from 1.18 to 1.48 billion dollars.