PUBG Mobile continues to dominate the mobile esports scene, with yet another major tournament on the horizon. The Snapdragon Pro BGMI Mobile Challenge is wrapping up its sixth season, culminating in a grand finale that promises to be a thrilling spectacle. Scheduled to take place from January 31st to February 2nd at the Noida Indoor Stadium in India, this event will see 16 top teams vying for the prestigious title of Snapdragon Pro Series BGMI Mobile Challenge Season 6 champions. What's at stake? A staggering prize pool of up to INR 1 crore, with the lion's share going to the winners.
The response to this tournament within the Indian esports community has been overwhelming, with over 300 teams registering for the qualifiers and a significant level of engagement from fans. This event underscores the growing popularity of mobile esports in India, a country known for its massive mobile gaming scene.
India's mobile gaming landscape is diverse, with domestic developers like SuperGaming making strides with projects such as Indus, which emphasizes a "Made in India" appeal. However, the success of events like the Snapdragon Pro BGMI Mobile Challenge highlights the enduring popularity of international titles like PUBG Mobile. Krafton, the game's developer, 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.
Despite PUBG Mobile's dominance, the mobile shooter genre remains highly competitive. If you're curious about other options, why not explore our list of the top 25 best shooters on Android to see what kind of competition PUBG Mobile faces?
