PUBG Mobile hottest mobile game, a multi-player online game, is now playable on both Android and iOS mobile devices. The popular Battle Royal concept game has been a staple in PC and console Xbox One games since the beginning of last year.
PlayerUnknown's Battleground, better known as PUBG Mobile, was actually introduced in China by Tencent Games last February. Today PUBG Mobile is available for download in the United States, Canada, and several other countries including Malaysia.
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Similar to the original version, this PUBG Mobile game will feature 100 players fighting to defeat the enemy and survive until the battle ends. Before you start attacking, your mission is to find the weapons and equipment that will be used to shoot down the existing enemies.
PUBG Mobile is a mobile game that is a phenomenon nowadays after it was introduced on the computer last year. After the Miramar map was introduced last May, developers have now added another map in the game called Sanhok - making three maps ready to play.
In the 0.8.0 update, players can now use the latest QBZ rifles (5.56mm), four-seat masks (two types), and UAZ bulletproof vehicles. Additionally, players can now limit pick-ups to ammunition stored in backpacks in the settings room before playing.
PUBG Mobile's increasingly mobile name Mobile Legends is now expanding its mobile gaming market when Tencent launches PUBG Mobile Lite exclusively for devices with low graphics systems.
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The PUBG Mobile Lite developed for devices with low RAM capacity also limits players to 40 battlefields compared to the original version by up to 100 and shortens the playing time. While it comes with the Lite version, players can also enjoy high-quality sound effects while maintaining the original game design and concept.
Currently, PUBG Mobile Lite is offered on the Google Play Store of the Philippines and may be extended to regional countries including Malaysia. So, for low-spec smartphone users you should be patient and stay patient .. hehe