Player Unknown’s Battlegrounds (PUBG) took the world by surprise in 2017. Millions of gamers downloaded it before it even left the Early Access status on Steam and kickstarted the Battle Royale genre.
The mobile version of PUBG has most of the features of its PC counterpart, with minor exceptions. The game only includes the game’s original map, Erangel.
Everything from the pc version of that map, from the nuclear power plant to the abandoned military base, was ported to the game’s mobile version.
All of the weapons, items, and vehicles from the PC version are available in the mobile port.
The great thing about the game is that it’s free. You can log in as a guest or with Facebook to play.
The more time you spend playing, the more daily login rewards and experience you earn. You can spend them on crates that include a random clothing item for your character. Unlike the PC version of the game, you don’t start the game with any clothing, but you rapidly gain a pair of pants.
The game receives occasional updates that enhance the experience. Each new update either adds new content or adds an extra layer of reliability to the experience.
The game has to run on millions of devices with different hardware specifications, so versatility and portability are key features. Developers are always looking out to improve all of the game’s parameters and make the experience as reliable as possible.
The game has just reached version 1.3.1 beta. That means that a wideout release will take place soon. Until then, you can go ahead and install the new beta version if you want to be among the first ones to get the newest features and improvements.
