KATHMANDU, May 1: WorldLink Communications, an Internet Service provider of Nepal has announced its partnership with PUBG Mobile, the world-renowned battle royale game. The collaboration is set to revolutionize the mobile gaming experience for millions of players in Nepal.
According to a statement issued by the company, with the rapid growth of the mobile gaming industry, PUBG Mobile and WorldLink have joined forces to enhance the gaming experience for their users. The partnership will see WorldLink provide the network infrastructure required to support PUBG Mobile’s ever-increasing user base, ensuring seamless gameplay and faster response times.
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"As a brand that has changed the mobile gaming ecosystem in the sub-continent, Nepal remains a key geography for us. It's not just the game's popularity, but the talent that's competing in our global esports events with the likes of DRS at PMGC, DeadEyes Guys, Skylights Gaming and T2K frequently displaying their mettle, the passion for PUBG MOBILE is clearly visible here,” the statement quotes Assistant Producer, Paarth Sharma of Tencent South Asia Publishing as saying.
“It gives us immense pleasure to see our star creators like CR7 and 4K gaming grow each day, and in-turn our efforts have been to grow this community as a whole. We focus to not just entertain them, but give them opportunities to grow professionally. That's why we saw WorldLink as a great partner that shares our passion & resolve to make mobile gaming in Nepal, the biggest success story of South Asia, and this is just the beginning," he added.
