While the popularity of the original PUBG game was somewhat temporary and quickly surpassed by many other Battle Royale games, the 2018 version PUBG Mobile was another story with massive success, tens of millions of active players around the world and revenue of more than $ 1.3 billion in 2019 alone, making it one of the most successful mobile games ever. And now it looks like the beloved game is getting a major update in two weeks time.
Update 1.0 is scheduled to hit PUBG Mobile starting next September 8, as the update will include changes to graphics, the way players move, parachutes, etc. to make the game more realistic and graphically pleasing, but the biggest change is that the update is supposed to provide an improvement in frame rate in the second by about 30% in addition to reducing lag issues in about 70%, according to company statements. Where the new update is expected to make the game more suitable for many phones struggling to run the game now.
In addition to the major update to the PUBG Mobile game, the PUBG Mobile Global Championship is expected to begin in early November, as the tournament will include competitions between gaming professionals from different parts of the world, including the Middle East, in a major tournament with prizes totaling $ 2 million.
Update 1.0 is scheduled to hit PUBG Mobile starting next September 8, as the update will include changes to graphics, the way players move, parachutes, etc. to make the game more realistic and graphically pleasing, but the biggest change is that the update is supposed to provide an improvement in frame rate in the second by about 30% in addition to reducing lag issues in about 70%, according to company statements. Where the new update is expected to make the game more suitable for many phones struggling to run the game now.
In addition to the major update to the PUBG Mobile game, the PUBG Mobile Global Championship is expected to begin in early November, as the tournament will include competitions between gaming professionals from different parts of the world, including the Middle East, in a major tournament with prizes totaling $ 2 million.
