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Why we keep dropping into PUBG Mobile

Since 2018, we’ve been gleefully skydiving into PUBG Mobile’s battle-royale islands to become the last player standing. And thanks to countless updates and tweaks, the game has grown even deeper. Here’s why seeing “winner, winner, chicken dinner!” is more delicious than ever.


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Intriguing islands

In addition to the classic Erangel and Miramar maps, newer islands have emerged, such as the compact, Nordic-themed Livik and the even tinier tropical Nusa. Both are built for shorter matches with fewer players, while the massive Rondo map goes to the other extreme, with a sprawling mix of urban and rural zones.


Wonderful world-building

Feeling crafty? The World of Wonder creator toolkit lets you design your own maps and modes to share with others. Or explore the extensive collection of user-created experiences to try out parkour obstacle courses, hide-and-seek levels and zombie invasions – and more are coming every day.


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Pop-culture crossovers

Over the years, players have swung through maps using Spider‑Man web shooters, dodged attacks from Godzilla and danced along with K‑pop group Blackpink. Whenever you decide to revisit PUBG Mobile, chances are there’ll be a surprising limited-time event to check out.