It does not matter if the 'Fortnight' mobile app is still in beta on Android.
'PUBG' mobile app is more than 100 million downloads,gaming,android game
In the continuous battle between Battle Royale Games Fortnight and Player Unknown Battlefield (PUBG), it seems that most moods (and benefits) in the past have been taken, especially on the console and PC. On mobile, however, PUBG is doing very well with the report of FortNite doubling the download as its mobile title. Now mobile publisher Tenant claims that he has passed 100 million downloads mark in iOS and Android (a platform on which FortNite lives in Beta).
PUBG Mobile launches on March 19 this year on mobile devices. In four months, China has exceeded 14 million daily active users except Japan, Japan and Korea. The title is often updated with new maps and game modes, as well as recent missions: the impactful crossover event, which may have helped keep their profile high.
Vincent Wang of Tenant said, "We want to thank our committed development team at LightSpeed and Quantum Studios and especially to the dedicated players from around the world, who will continue to inspire us with our passion and dedication." "We will continue to set bar for mobile gaming and at the end of this year we will look to give our players even more good content."
In the continuous battle between Battle Royale Games Fortnight and Player Unknown Battlefield (PUBG), it seems that most moods (and benefits) in the past have been taken, especially on the console and PC. On mobile, however, PUBG is doing very well with the report of FortNite doubling the download as its mobile title. Now mobile publisher Tenant claims that he has passed 100 million downloads mark in iOS and Android (a platform on which FortNite lives in Beta).
PUBG Mobile launches on March 19 this year on mobile devices. In four months, China has exceeded 14 million daily active users except Japan, Japan and Korea. The title is often updated with new maps and game modes, as well as recent missions: the impactful crossover event, which may have helped keep their profile high.
Vincent Wang of Tenant said, "We want to thank our committed development team at LightSpeed and Quantum Studios and especially to the dedicated players from around the world, who will continue to inspire us with our passion and dedication." "We will continue to set bar for mobile gaming and at the end of this year we will look to give our players even more good content."
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