1. Call of Duty: Mobile Call of Duty: Mobile was launched for both Android and iOS to give stiff competition to PUBG Mobile. Not to mention,...
1. Call of Duty: Mobile
Call of Duty: Mobile was launched for both Android and iOS to give stiff competition to PUBG Mobile. Not to mention, CoD: Mobile is published by Activision, a US-based studio so the chances are next to nothing for the game to be banned. The best part about Call of Duty: Mobile is that it offers everything you used to love playing on PUBG. You have a 100-player battle royale mode, a 5v5 deathmatch, multiplayer modes like CoD Black Ops and much more.
Along with that, you can endlessly customize your character, weapons, unlock new characters, earn rewards, and much more. Best of all, the game takes up around 2GB of storage and runs pretty well on budget Android devices so it can sufficiently replace PUBG Mobile in the Indian market. Simply put, at this point, Call of Duty: Mobile is the best PUBG alternative that you can hop on.
Pros
- 100-player battle royale
- Features other multiplayer games too
- Compatible with both budget and high-tier devices
- Takes up 2GB of storage
- The community is relatively smaller than PUBG
Download: Android, iOS (Free, offers in-app purchases)
2. Garena Free Fire MAX
If you’re not yet comfortable jumping into a high-capacity fight, Free Fire – Max could be the game you’d like to try out first. The controls are all on the screen and simple to navigate, but the highlight for you is that only have to go against 49 other users in a 10-minute window to survive until the end. That’s a quick game to hone all your skills before an intense battle.The basics of the battle royale mode all remain the same. You’ll drop on a remote island and will have to find good weapons, as well as medkits, and stay inside the safe zone to win the battle.
You could also form 4-man squads and talk amongst yourselves to devise a strategy with in-game voice chat. Their graphics are smooth, so you wouldn’t necessarily face any lag during the gameplay.
Pros
- 49-player battle royale
- Loot and shoot
- Supports in-game voice chat
- Pretty good graphics
Cons
- Weapons are limited
- Anti-cheating system does not seem to work
Download: Android, iOS (Free, in-app purchases start at $0.99)
3. New State Mobile
Developed by Krafton, the parent company of PUBG, New State Mobile takes place in the distant future in PUBG Universe, where economic instability has created class segregation amongst the rich and poor. For people who want to escape their harsh lifestyle, they take part in the Battlegrounds, the eponymous survival tournament, and the one standing tall gets a ticket to escape their harsh living standards.
New State Mobile features similar gameplay PUBG fans are used to. It still features the 4×4 maps, except for newer locations. The distinct difference between this game and PUBG mobile is the graphics, and gadgets like drones, etc. to fight against opponents. New State Mobile also features exclusive new vehicles. If you want an alternative to PUBG mobile, yet something that is distinct, New State Mobile is a great alternative.
Pros
- Battle royale gameplay
- Exclusive guns and vehicles
- Unique gameplay
- Gorgeous graphics
Cons
- Intense graphics make it difficult to run on older systems.
Download: Android, iOS (Free, offers in-app purchases)
4. Badlanders
While not technically a battle royale, Badlanders follows gameplay that is similar to the battle royale formula. You still get into the game, and fend off against opponent players. You will still scavenge for materials, items, and even guns. The only thing changing is that players can bring the loot procured from the map, and sell them in a player-traded market. Furthermore, the money procured from selling your loot can be used to purchase better gear. If players for some reason get taken out, they’ll lose everything they carried in that run.
Badlanders is perfect for people that love their games thrilling, and with high risk and reward.
Pros
- Extremely hardcore gameplay
- Drop in-and-out gameplay
- Fun guns to use
- Player driven economy
Cons
- Servers can be unstable
- Extremely hardcore
Download: Android, iOS (Free, offers in-app purchases)
5. Knives Out
Another game made by NetEase, Knives Out is a 100-player battle royale featuring vibrant graphics, modern sports cars, fast-paced gameplay, and fun guns. The game still allows you to team up with other players, or play solo. It also has character customization. Furthermore, frequent events results in unique gameplay modifiers. Knives Out is a great game to spend time with, if you have that battle royale itch.
Pros
- Vibrant Visuals
- Familiar Battle Royale gameplay
- Character Customization
Cons
- Smaller player base
- Loading times are long
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