Banger Games, PUBG and the Nonexistent Krafton Partnership

Some wildely circulated news about a partnership between PUBG Game and the NFT/Blockchain platform Bangers that was revealed last week isn’t happening for partnership doing properly . PUBG: Battlegrounds was set to integrate NFTs in 2023, with the blockchain handled by Banger Games, or so we were told. Essentially, it would introduce a reward system for players and the platform has been alpha testing some of the game modes to see how things would work out. If you need more information about Banger Games, PUBG and the Nonexistent Krafton Partnership then read carefully and don’t forget to share with your friends.

Banger Games, PUBG and the Nonexistent Krafton Partnership :

The Alpha Game Modes and Challenges announced so far were:

• License to Kill: Mad Max – It rewards players for getting more kills in pubg and takes many kills in the single match, with headshots awarding extra points in the match and collect in your ID. The goal is to make it up the rankings your ID and only the 10 best games will qualify for the Best rankings in the pubg mobile game.
• There’s No Going Back: Kill Frenzy – Players would be rewarded in pubg mobile game for running over as many people as possible in single match.
• The Guilty Shall Suffer: Ghost Killer – The system would reward players for sniping their targets from afar in the pubg mobile match. The greater the distance minimum 500 meters, the higher the get points in the match.

Given the numerous scandals and controversies in the NFT space for partnership with pubg mobile game, gamers have always been reluctant when it comes to combining Web 3.0 and with aslo the gaming space . And this time, it seems like they were right for partnership and also for game.

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There is No Partnership Between PUBG AND BANGER Games :

According to the all Korean video games and news thisisgame.com which played by all worlds, the partnership wasn’t a real one. The platform by Banger was completely unrelated to Krafton and they don’t like it, the company that develops PUBG mobile game, and that the reports from overseas blockchain media were false in partnership that why the partnership is longer now.

The report also mentions that there’s a chance that Banger Games is a ‘scam site’ that can potentially leak personal information since it asks for things like the password to sign up for the website. After signing up the game and applying for games, it only says that “it will take some time until the actual service starts for game”, meaning that the alpha test is just a false premise to get personal information from users.In other words, Banger Games used the game to promote NFTs without its permission and it can be yet another scandal in the Web 3.0/Gaming space. According to the news website, Krafton are currently in the process of figuring out the circumstances and they are reviewing the need for legal action.

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