Jakarta: In Indonesia, PUBG games are discussed as having links with acts of terror in New Zealand. While in India, this game is more seen as having addiction to its players.

Although some provincial governments in India had the chance to block the game, now PUBG Mobile has more solutive features to overcome addiction.

Quoted from the Sportskeeda website, now PUBG Mobile games in India have features that limit play time. Tencent, PUBG Mobile license owner has not announced this feature on its website.

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It is reported that many gamers in India have reported to Twitter about the message they received when playing PUBG Mobile. During the login process they will receive a message that they can only log in again six hours later.

The PUBG Mobile game is also reported to stop by itself. Some gamers argue that this is a new feature at PUBG Mobile to limit hours of play.

There is no past information, but gamers receive notifications that they have played six hours a day. The dialog box is written as a Health Reminder. Some gamers in India also claim they are now getting age related questions when they enter the game.

So far, Tencent has not provided information about the Health Reminder feature. This step should be appreciated as a better way for companies to reject the movement of some Indian people to block their games.

In India, the PUBG game was protested because it caused addiction and disrupted the academic players dominated by students. Some universities block their WiFi access to the game.

Some provincial governments in India even made policies for the police to recruit people who were caught playing PUBG. Just like addiction to selfies, some gamers in India lose their lives while playing PUBG Mobile.

The reason is because gamers ignore safety while playing. They play games by sitting on the railroad tracks and late to realize the train is heading towards him.