PUBG Mobile passes 10 million daily users, adds map | Inquirer Technology

PUBG Mobile passes 10 million daily users, adds map

/ 02:38 PM May 20, 2018

Image: Tencent via AFP Relaxnews

A second environment is in the process of being rolled out to battle royale game “PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds”.

Designed to contrast with the game’s original Adriatic island environment, the game’s Mexico-set desert map Miramar was introduced to PC players towards the end of 2017.

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And as “PUBG”‘s PC community is getting to grips with a third map, the Thai-influenced Sanhok, Xbox One and mobile players are being prepared for Miramar’s launch.

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Miramar has already been in testing on Xbox One and continues to be made available from the Test Server ahead of a May 24 launch on the game’s core servers.

On “PUBG Mobile”, Miramar went live on May 14 as the iOS and Android edition entered its designated second season of play.

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PUBG Corp. and mobile partner Tencent took the opportunity on May 17 to announce that their joint project had surpassed the 10 million daily active users threshold; the figure is global but excludes Tencent’s home territory of China. JB

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TOPICS: Map, PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, PUBG, Sanhok, Xbox One
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