The results of the poll were interesting, with over half of the respondents voting for “Don’t play, don’t care,” which means either they have lost interest in the game or have found alternatives to it. However, there’s still a considerable number of PUBG fans waiting for the game’s return, with 23.1% of respondents voting for “Hoping soon.”

The ban on PUBG in India came as a huge shock to the younger generation of gamers aged 18-24, who had made the game a part of their social and cultural identity. PUBG was more than just a game for them; it was a way to bond with friends, spend time together, and have fun.

Although some fans have lost interest in the game and have moved on to other things, the top comment on the poll shows the optimism and hope that the remaining fans have regarding the game’s return. “Definitely in few days, if not then read the comment again” – this comment encapsulates the eagerness and excitement of the fans who are patiently waiting for the game to be unbanned in India.

The Indian government has remained tight-lipped about the ban, leaving fans in the dark about the game’s future in India. However, rumors and speculations suggest that Krafton, the game’s developer, is working on a version of PUBG that complies with Indian laws and regulations. If that’s true, then there’s still hope for PUBG fans in India.