FACEIT expands gaming platform to Battle Royale with PUBG

On Thursday, FACEIT announced PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds will launch on the FACEIT gaming platform, bringing “a competitive environment to PUBG gamers everywhere.”

FACEIT, famous for its Counter-Strike: Global Offensive server platform and recently the organizer of the CS:GO Major, officially launched PUBG on its platform from September 28 in Europe and North America. and South America. This decision comes after an extremely large closed beta period that began in August, with more than 200,000 players registered. With online tournaments and tournament partners, FACEIT will introduce the first scoring system for PUBG competition, creating a new standard of competition in the battle royale genre.

Not only that, on the occasion of the launch of this game, FACEIT will reward the first player to reach 338 Chicken Dinners with a FIAT 500 car.

Information from the press conference:

PUBG on FACEIT creates online tournaments for players with a clear leveling system to get you noticed by talent scouts and great teams. PUBG on FACEIT also features region locking, the latest competition system with faster rounds and tweaked loot, and a strong anti-hack system. Players can earn FACEIT points while playing and exchange them at the FACEIT Shop for valuable in-game items such as gun skins and chest keys.

“Despite anticipating a high level of success with the closed beta, the FACEIT team was surprised by the positive response and registrations. The integrations we’ve developed with PUBG will allow players to join a match in seconds, and we want to welcome everyone to join and experience competitive battleground competition,” said Niccolo Maisto, CEO of PUBG. FACEIT spoke. “PUBG continues to show esports potential, and we are excited to be a part of this exciting journey by giving players unprecedented opportunities to develop their skills.”

“FACEIT integration gives the community a competitive platform to compete in PUBG at a level you’ve never experienced before. The closed beta has shown the value of our partners, and we can’t wait to see competitive PUBG continue to grow.” said Hyowon Yoo, Head of Operations and Business Development, North America/Europe, of PUBG Corporation.

PUBG is successfully integrated into the FACEIT platform giving players, partners and tournament organizers the opportunity to create their own tournaments and seasons with the ability to customize the server, create instant and automated lobby start as well as give results.