Pubg Lıte Indir
Kym Cavrak
PUBG Lite developers last month announced that the game will be permanently shut in India by the end of April. Back then, the team had mentioned that the first step in the termination process will be to shut down the lite.pubg.com webpage followed by end of service.
Well, as expected, PUBG Lite servers have indeed shut and the official website is no longer live. What this means is that players will no longer be able to get into matches or find use for their in-game currency.
The company had also mentioned that player support for PUBG Lite will not be available from 29th May 2021. But the company did say that it will keep its Facebook page operational in case users wanted to stay updated with news.
The PC and the console versions of PUBG have thus far survived despite the government banning mobile versions of the game. That said PUBG has been losing players for a while now which could be one of the possible reasons why the developers decided to end service of PUBG Lite.
PUBG Mobile and PUBG Mobile Lite were shut down back in October last year after the Indian government decided to ban 118 apps including the popular game PUBG Mobile. We did, however, in November hear reports that PUBG MOBILE INDIA would see a comeback in the form of a new game created specifically for the Indian market, but that hasn't come to fruition yet.
PUBG Lite developers announced last month that the game will be reaching end of service today, April 29. In a termination schedule shared by the developers on March 30, the team announced that the first step in the termination process will be shutting down the lite.pubg.com webpage followed by end of service on April 29. PUBG Lite is a toned down version of PUBG making it playable on low-end PC setups. It follows the same battle royale concept and unlike the original PUBG for PC, PUBG Lite was free-to-play.
After the ban of PUBG Mobile in India in September Last Year, the company has been working on making a comeback in the country, and during the announcement of PUBG: New State had said that it is still focused on PUBG Mobile India for the country. On PC, PUBG was not banned, and PUBG Lite made the game accessible to a large number of people.
Today, April 29, marks the end of service for PUBG Lite as announced by the developers late last month. As of 5am UTC (10:30am IST), PUBG Lite will stop working which means players will not be able to get into matches or spend their in-game currency anymore. Till now, even though the lite.pubg.com webpage was shut down and new downloads of the game were stopped last month, players who already had the game were allowed to play PUBG Lite as usual.
The termination schedule also states that from May 29, player support for PUBG Lite will not be available. This would mark the completion of the termination process for the game that launched in India in July 2019. The PUBG LITE Facebook page, however, will continue to operate even after the service ends.
Since launch, PUBG Lite has become quite popular due to its low requirements and capability of running on everyday use laptops, on top of being free-to-play. Back in December 2020, the game became 100 percent free as all in-game content became free and the L-COIN (paid cash) top-up system was terminated.
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