PUBG Mobile has been banned in India. Since then every gamer is searching for a PUBG Mobile alternative. We know that PUBG Mobile cannot be replaced by any other games. But it has been banned and we cannot play it, so here is a list of Top 5 PUBG Mobile alternatives for android and iOS Mobile devices.
1. CALL OF DUTY MOBILE
Call of Duty: Mobile is a game similar to PUBG Mobile. In Call of Duty: Mobile, there is Team Deathmatch, Gun game and Battle royale. The team deathmatch contains maps from Call of Duty: Black Ops and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare. The battle royale can be played with 100 players at a time. The game contains many military vehicles and many advanced guns.
2. GARENA FREE FIRE
Free Fire is a Battle royale game developed by Garena International. It is a good game like PUBG Mobile. The graphics are not good as compared to PUBG Mobile, but still its a very interesting game to play. One game can go as long as maximum of 10 minutes. In PUBG Mobile there was 100 players in a match, but in Garena Free Fire there are only 50 players in a match. There is also a 4vs4 PVP match included in the game. Free Fire is a very fun game to play with your friends.
3. FORTNITE
Fortnite is a battle royale game developed by Epic Games. In this game 100 players battle each other and survive for victory royale. The game can be played a team of 3 players (squad), a team of 2 players (duo) or as a solo player. The aim of the game is to survive till last of the game without having killed. The last player or team alive at the end of the game wins the game. The main difference of Fortnite from PUBG Mobile is we can construct buildings, obstacles etc while playing the game to protect ourselves from enemies,
4. HOPELESS LAND: FIGHT FOR SURVIVAL
Hopeless land is a battle royale game developed by HK Hero Entertainment. Hopeless land supports upto 121 players at a time in a match. This game is very addictive to play. The game contains many vehicles including helicopters which you can ride. Defeat all the enemies to win the game and take your trophy to your home. You can play this game with your friends and family without any restrictions or problems.
5. BATTLE PRIME
Battle Prime is a PvP shooting game. It is first person shooting game. You can select your favourite character to play the game. The game is played as a team. You can play this game with your friends. Your aim is to kill all the enemies before the time runs out, also try not to get killed. Each characters you pick hsve different abilities, So pick your vharacters wisely and dominate the game.
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