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Apex Legends could become available in China soon

Even more players might gain access to the smash-hit title.

Apex Legends has quickly become one of the most popular games in the world, despite not being available in China. But that could change soon, according to a report by the South China Morning Post.

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Tencent Holdings is reportedly “in talks” with Electronic Arts to make Apex available in China. PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds and Fortnite are also both playable in China—so a deal to bring Apex to the country would help it compete with the other battle royale games for players.

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This report hasn’t been confirmed by Respawn Entertainment, however. Although it’s unclear if (or when) Apex is heading to China, it would certainly make sense as a next step for the popular game.

Apex was released on Feb. 4 and it has already become a smash-hit battle royale title. Millions of players have already hopped on the hype train—and it’s safe to assume that Chinese video game enthusiasts would love to try out Apex, too.


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