PUBG Mobile continues to dominate the mobile esports scene, with the Snapdragon Pro BGMI Mobile Challenge gearing up for its grand finale. The tournament, which has seen an overwhelming response in India, is set to conclude its sixth season from January 31st to February 2nd at the Noida Indoor Stadium. Sixteen top teams will battle it out over three days for a chance to claim the lion's share of a staggering INR 1 crore prize pool and the prestigious title of Snapdragon Pro Series BGMI Mobile Challenge Season 6 champions.

The event has captured the attention of the Indian esports community, evidenced by over 300 registrations for the qualifiers and significant engagement from fans. This level of interest underscores the growing popularity of mobile gaming in India, a country with a vibrant mobile gaming scene. While local developers like SuperGaming are making strides with projects such as Indus, which emphasizes a "Made in India" appeal, the success of international titles like PUBG Mobile highlights the continued dominance of overseas games in the market.

India's importance in the global esports landscape is further emphasized by Krafton's substantial investments in promoting PUBG Mobile through major tournaments. Their efforts are not limited to high-profile events; they have also reportedly invested $10 million to foster grassroots esports interest in the country. This commitment to growth and engagement is a testament to the potential seen in India's esports market.

Despite PUBG Mobile's strong position, the mobile gaming arena is highly competitive, with numerous other shooters vying for players' attention. For those interested in exploring other options, our list of the top 25 best shooters on Android offers a comprehensive look at the competition PUBG Mobile faces in the handheld gaming space.