PUBG Corp pulls out of PAX East
The battle royale developer and publisher joins the ever-growing list of those not attending PAX East.

What you need to know
- PUBG Corp is no longer attending PAX East.
- The main cause of concern was the current Coronavirus outbreak.
- The company had intended to hold a happy hour event for fans at a bar at PAX East.
Update: 2/27/2020 This article originally stated that PUBG Corp had pulled out of GDC as well as PAX East. This has been corrected.
If you thought companies might be done pulling out of PAX East, you were naive. PUBG Corp has shared that it is no longer attending PAX East. The company had planned to host a happy hour event for fans, which will no longer happen for now. "We will be rescheduling this plan for an upcoming event, once the coronavirus is under control and travel returns to normal," the company said, per GameSpot.
PUBG Corp joins a very long list, as companies like PlayStation have pulled out of both PAX East and GDC 2020, while others such as CD Projekt Red are no longer attending PAX East but still intend to try and make GDC.
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Samuel Tolbert is a freelance writer covering gaming news, previews, reviews, interviews and different aspects of the gaming industry, specifically focusing on Xbox and PC gaming on Windows Central. You can find him on Twitter @SamuelTolbert.
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