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PUBG Mobile still playable with this 5-second trick in India

Despite the ban implemented by the Indian government, PUBG Mobile is still playable in India. A vast community is busy playing the game already.

PUBG Mobile still playable with this 5-second trick in India.




It has been several months now since the Indian government decision to ban PUBG Mobile in India. In these months, there has been a lot of development regarding the same. Every other day, you might see headlines on the internet telling you about how the game could come back to India and what would be new about it. That said, it seems a majority of Indian players are already enjoying PUBG Mobile as if there was no ban implemented ever, thanks to one simple trick! 

Definitely , it turns out you don’t need to wait for the PUBG Mobile India version to re-launch in India in order to have a go at the Chicken Dinner. You can simply play the same game that the rest of the world is playing, complete with all your progress, purchases and friends list. Sadly, iPhone users still need to wait for an official release via the App Store but there’s no limitation to how Android users can play the game. 






PUBG Mobile in India: How can one download it ?


It turns out that the  Indian official ban on the app in Google Play Store and other app stores isn’t enough. Neither is the website blockage for Indian users of any help. Many blogs and sites may direct you to download the APK and OBB files from third-party app repositories, which may be unsafe for your Android phones. 

However, with a VPN service, you can simply download the files from the official PUBG Mobile website, without risking your device’s security. Check out some of these steps below:


  • Download any free VPN app on your Android device. There are many of such services available on the Play Store, including both paid and free. You don’t need to worry about download speeds as the process just takes 5 seconds.


  • Once downloaded, switch on to a different region other than India.


  • Then, open any web browser on your phone and go to the PUBG Mobile global website.


  • The site opens with the APK download link pasted right on top. Click on it and start downloading the file.


  • As the file size is around 624MB, you can turn off the VPN app in the middle to boost your downloading speeds.


  • Install the file after downloading has been complete and open PUBG Mobile. Let it install all the necessary files and there you  go. You can even sync your progress with Facebook and other social media services.

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