PUBG (PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds) Mobile was banned in India in September last year, alongside numerous other apps and games with alleged ties to Chinese companies. Now it ihas returned, with the South Korean developer of the mobile version, Krafton, having severed its partnership with Tencent and made further strides to comply with Indian law.

The game has been rebranded as Battlegrounds Mobile India - but is effectively PUBG in all but name.

"Krafton is delighted to introduce Battlegrounds Mobile India," said the studio's CEO, CH Kim. "Designed exclusively for our Indian fans and gamers, it will provide a premier gaming experience.

"This is just the beginning of a series of new content, collaborations and esports tournaments coming your way, and we will strive to ensure that our fans and community in India can fully enjoy the Battlegrounds experiences."

It is available on Android only at present, via Google Play.

As with PUBG Mobile, Battlegrounds Mobile India features exclusive in-game events and will eventually incorporate an "esports ecosystem with tournaments and leagues". It'll is similarly free-to-play, with in-game items being offered, such as outfits and other features.

You can keep up with the latest news on the reskinned, relaunched game on a dedicated website at battlegroundsmobileindia.com.