A Pakistani teenager was sentenced to 100 years in jail by a local court on Wednesday for brutally killing his mother, a brother and two sisters in a fit of rage over the issue of playing online PUBG games. “Additional Sessions Judge, Lahore, Riaz Ahmed handed down 100-year imprisonment on four counts to Zain Ali, 17, and also imposed a fine of PkR four million for his offence,” a court official said. The court announced the verdict in light of the evidence and witnesses produced by the prosecution. In his verdict, the judge said that due to Zain’s age, he was given four life sentences - 25 years for each murder - instead of capital punishment, the official added. The sentences - 25 years jail term each on four counts - will run concurrently. A resident of the densely populated Kahna area of Lahore, Zain, then 14, was a diehard PUBG player spending most of his time in his room playing the online game and often got admonished by his mother, Nahid , for wasting time.