The PUBG universe is broadening with a brand-new mobile title for iOS and Android called PUBG: New State, which catapults the fight royale ahead in time for a more futuristic take on the enormous multiplayer category.
Embed In 2051, PUBG: New State occurs years after the existing PUBG video games (which are embeded in roughly modern-day times) on a brand-new map called Troi and assures to bring with it a variety of near-future weapons and cars, like drones and deployable fight guards. Based upon the early images, it’s a comparable ambiance to fellow shooter Call of Task‘s semi-futuristic military tech from video games like Black Ops 3 and 4
The brand-new video game is likewise set to dive deeper into the lore of the overall PUBG universe, which is obviously a thing that remarkably exists for a video game whose most significant cultural signifier is using a cast-iron frying pan as a weapon. What the time dive will indicate for cherished PUBG characters like Lunchmeat, however, will need to wait on the video game’s release.
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New State likewise assures to shock the formula for PUBG video games, with in-game weapon personalization alternatives that will enable gamers to customize their weapons within a match in a manner that sounds comparable to Peak Legends‘ weapon accessories.
New State marks the 3rd fight royale video game under the PUBG umbrella– although, unlike its mobile cousin PUBG Mobile, PUBG: New State will be established by PUBG Studio, the business behind PlayerUnknown’s Battlefields, the PC and console variation of the initial video game. (PUBG Mobile is actually a separate title established by Chinese tech giant Tencent.) And in spite of the mobile nature of the title, PUBG Studio is making huge pledges of “ultra-realistic graphics that press the limitations of mobile video gaming.”
PUBG: New State will be readily available on Android and iOS later on in 2021, with alpha tests likewise set for later on this year.
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