I know everyone is playing Apex Legends/Call of Duty Warzone/Fortnite right now, but there’s still a ton of love out there for the game that put battle royales on the map, PUBG! With everyone stuck at home, PUBG Mobile Africa is looking to foster a little of the ol’ community spirit during the national lockdown with a new challenge that kicked off on March 30 and runs until April 15.

After the success found in the launch of PUBG’s middle-eastern servers, and much clamouring from African players, PUBG Mobile is getting local servers. PlayerUnkown’s Battlegrounds Mobile has turned out to be quite the smash hit. While I’m sure many were sceptical when it was first announced, considering the often maligned state of the game on PC, the mobile version turned …

Now, the Jammu and Kashmir Students Association is asking for a bit of help. They want the Jammu and Kashmir Governor Satya Pal Naik to ban the mobile version of PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds, which they blame for low marks, saying that the game is worse for students than actual drugs.

Yesterday, PlayerUknown’s Battlegrounds on mobile received a sizeable update, bringing it to version 0.50. The game was released to mobile platforms in March this year – and even on release, performed better than the Xbox One version of the game. Now, it’s pulling ahead in features.