Tencent has shut down PUBG Mobile in China after failing to acquire a license from the government to monetize the game. In place of PUBG Mobile, Tencent instead launched a game called "Game for Peace". Users on Weibo have noted that Game for Peace is extremely similar to PUBG Mobile, only without the blood and gore. Despite PUBG Mobile being shut down and replaced, the PC version of PUBG can still be accessed by players in China through Steam. Read more in our articles including "Tencent takes down PUBG Mobile in China, replaces it with "patriotic" alternative" and "Grand Theft Auto VI pre-orders begin on June 25".
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Jun 9, 2026Tencent has shut down PUBG Mobile in China after failing to acquire a license from the government to monetize the game. In place of PUBG Mobile, Tencent instead launched a game called "Game for Peace".
Users on Weibo have noted that Game for Peace is extremely similar to PUBG Mobile, only without the blood and gore. Despite PUBG Mobile being shut down and replaced, the PC version of PUBG can still be accessed by players in China through Steam.
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