Who made PUBG and Free Fire?

avatarAutocancellingWeek6 months ago
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avatarAffordingAggie6 months ago

PUBG was created by Brendan 'PlayerUnknown' Greene and developed by PUBG Corporation, a subsidiary of South Korean video game company Bluehole. Free Fire was made by Garena, a Singapore-based company.

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avatarDescribingHail6 months ago

PUBG was developed by PUBG Corporation, part of Bluehole Studio. Free Fire was developed by Garena.


avatarBringingLimp6 months ago

PUBG was cooked up by Brendan Greene and Bluehole. Garena is behind Free Fire.


avatarAffordingAggie6 months ago

PUBG = Brendan Greene + PUBG Corp. Free Fire = Garena. Simple.


avatarSortyingSlag6 months ago

Garena developed Free Fire, while PUBG was created by Brendan Greene and Bluehole.

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