And that's exactly what Rules of Survival does. So it's hardly a surprise to see the formula being lifted wholesale for a mobile game. These games are expected to removed from Play Store and App Store respectively going ahead and if you have already installed any of these games then it will automatically stop working. It's a massive deathmatch that sees you trying to be the last person surviving on an island full of other human-controlled avatars. According to a complaint filed in the federal court of California, PUBG. Well, their success hasn’t escaped the eyes of PUBG Corporation as the company is now suing the copycats.
Some of these games have a total download count of over 5 crore while some games from NetEase have a download count of over 1 crore. On the mobile gaming front, NetEase’s Rules of Survival and Knives Out are doing brisk business so far even if there’s a mobile version of PUBG out now. Games like LifeAfter, Knives Out and Rules of Survival have also been banned. Apart from PUBG Mobile, there are other popular games from NetEase and other developers that have banned too. However, you can still continue to play PUBG on PC. The government has banned both the version of games and these will stop working in India. One of the major games include PUBG Mobile and PUBG Mobile Lite. The government has banned 118 smartphone apps in the country claiming that these apps were “engaged in activities which are prejudicial to sovereignty and integrity of India, defence of India, security of state and public order.” The list of 118 apps contains 31 popular games that are widely played by mobile users in India.
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