PUBG is open for free for 1 week, gamers can play to their heart’s content

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As we have reported in previous articles, a leak indicates that PUBG will switch to Free to Play so that the worldwide gaming community can play this game for free.

Specifically discovered by GamesRadar, a famous leaker with the nickname PlayerIGN has claimed that the popular Battle Royale game PUBG may switch to a free to play form of Free to Play based on player feedback. Speaking on Twitter, PlayerIGN revealed that the Battle Royale title could be free to play in the future. The decision will depend on player feedback, as the developer will be monitoring player feedback during the free play week to be held next month.

And yes, according to recent official information from developer Bluehole, PUBG will cooperate with famous Korean group Blackpink in the upcoming event. At the same time, to celebrate this event, PUBG will be free for all players around the world starting from August 10th and will last until August 16th. The entire game title will be turned into a theme. Blackpink-inspired theme with banners on the back of the plane, decals on the sides of buildings, and pink smoke pouring from the supply crates.

This is considered a test of the developer Bluehole for the player’s reaction when PUBG switched to Free to Play form. Then, Bluehole will summarize the players’ opinions to decide whether, in the future, PUBG will switch to Free to Play permanently or not. Since all of the most popular Battle Royale titles like Fortnite and Apex Legends are free-to-play, it’s understandable that PUBG’s move to the free-to-play form is understandable. This is good news for the community of gamers who want to experience PUBG but have not had the opportunity.

It is known that PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds, also known as PUBG, became a worldwide phenomenon when it launched a brand new Battle Royale game genre in 2017. However, within a year, the flavors Newer flavors of the Battle Royale genre like Fortnite to Apex Legends and Black Ops 4 have pushed PUBG out of the limelight. Leading to a sharp drop in the number of PUBG players in a short time, even many gamers consider PUBG a Dead Game.

Lack of fresh updates, being heavily damaged by cheat hacks and gradually becoming monotonous gameplay – those are the reasons why PUBG has dropped so quickly as it is today. Although there are times when you can rise up a bit, but that alone is not enough to make PUBG gamers feel optimistic.

It is not known whether with this change to this new Free to Play form, PUBG can somehow salvage its position. However, it must be admitted that at the moment, at least PUBG gamers have reason to rejoice.

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