#rules of survival lawsuit

NetEase, the creator of mobile battle-royale games Rules of Survival and Knives out, is being sued by PUBG Corporation for copyright infringement, trademark infringement, and false designation of origin, according to the formal complaint document, which was made public by Torrentfreak. Rules of Survival, one of the first-ever battle royale games that came to mobile will now be ceasing operations this coming June. The announcement was made on a Facebook post on the official Rules of Survival (ROS) page. Rules of Survival was released back in 2017 with the game setting forth the trend of bringing battle royale games to mobile phones. It definitely is a sad sight to see Rules of Survival go with the team behind ROS expressing its gratitude to its players and fans for the tremendous support towards Rules of Survival over the years. Let us know what you think and feel about seeing Rules of Survival cease its operations down below! Rules of Survival (ROS), the Battle Royale PC game developed by NetEase, has teamed up with the Philippines’ Ravelo Komiks Universe (RKU) in bringing three major comics characters Darna, Captain Barbell, and Lastikman, into the game. This collaboration is expected to bring more surprises to the players of Rules of Survival. Read more in our articles including "PUBG Corp files lawsuit against RoS & Knives Out creator" and "Rules of Survival will cease operations on June 27".