The disappearance of PUBG’s official channels in Vietnam has raised questions about the game’s future in the country following the controversy surrounding Vietnamese players at Asia Stars 2026.

All official PUBG channels in Vietnam have reportedly been removed, an unusual development amid ongoing discussions about the legal status of the PC version of PUBG in the country.

The removal comes shortly after the PUBG Asia Stars 2026 controversy, in which Vietnamese players faced disciplinary action over alleged misconduct during the tournament.

The timing has fueled speculation that PUBG services in Vietnam could face broader restrictions or even a complete suspension. However, no official announcement has confirmed that the removal of these channels is directly connected to the tournament controversy or that a nationwide service shutdown is planned.

PUBG Mobile remains available in Vietnam, and there have been no confirmed reports indicating whether its services will also be affected.

The future of PUBG in Vietnam remains uncertain, with players and the gaming community awaiting an official statement from PUBG and KRAFTON.

Any potential restrictions, service suspensions, or further disciplinary measures will depend on official announcements from the relevant parties.