PUBG Mobile continues to dominate the mobile esports scene, with the Snapdragon Pro BGMI Mobile Challenge set to conclude its sixth season with a thrilling finale. Scheduled from January 31st to February 2nd at the Noida Indoor Stadium in India, this event will see 16 top teams battle it out for the prestigious title of Snapdragon Pro Series BGMI Mobile Challenge Season 6 champions. The stakes are high, with a massive prize pool of up to INR 1 crore on the line, drawing significant attention and excitement within the Indian esports community.
The tournament has garnered a tremendous response, evidenced by over 300 registrations for the qualifiers and substantial community engagement. This reflects the growing popularity and competitive spirit of mobile gaming in India, a country known for its vibrant mobile gaming scene.
India's mobile gaming landscape is diverse, with both domestic and international titles vying for players' attention. While local developers like SuperGaming are making strides with projects such as Indus, which emphasizes a "Made in India" appeal, the success of events like the Snapdragon Pro BGMI Mobile Challenge underscores the enduring popularity of international games like PUBG Mobile.
Krafton, the company behind PUBG Mobile, has been actively investing in the Indian market, not only through major tournaments but also with a reported $10 million investment aimed at fostering grassroots esports interest. This commitment highlights India's importance in the global esports arena.
Despite PUBG Mobile's dominance, the mobile shooting genre remains highly competitive. For those interested in exploring other options, our list of the top 25 best shooters on Android offers a glimpse into the variety of games challenging PUBG Mobile's position in the market.
