The company will offer you a free one month trial, as long as you’re not already banned or reported.
Before you get excited and get to sign up, there are two important things to keep in mind. First, this is not a full trial, since it only gives you a one-month trial of all the features of the game.
This means if you have used cheats or found any other cheating-related issues, then your account will be automatically removed from the beta. However, there is no penalty involved if you turn to cheating or other issues in the game, as you’re just getting access to the same features that everyone else has access to.
The second thing to note is that if you are already banned for cheating, the company has a ‘whitelist’ in place that allows you to get an invite and continue playing in the beta. However, it is still unclear if this is the case with the game's official release.
Speaking of which, PUBG Mobile will be available for download on December 12, although the pre-orders from Samsung and Flipkart are already live. For a limited time, Samsung will give a 256GB storage variant of Galaxy Note 9 to buyers who pre-order the Galaxy Note 9 for Rs 67,900.
It will also give away an external HD wireless SSD or an external hard drive.
Here are the top 5 features of PUBG Mobile that I am most excited about:
1. For me, the biggest plus of the game is that it looks great. PUBG Mobile looks like a high definition version of PUBG on PC, and it boasts of a crisp and crisp 60fps (frames per second) on the Mobile version. The image is fluid and smooth, and the dynamic lights and effects give a high-definition feel to the game.
This is a massive improvement over the previous Mobile version, where the game had a 30fps limit and did not run smoothly.
2. There is also an addition of V-sync to the game. This feature, similar to V-sync in other FPS games, makes sure that the game remains locked to 60fps. While this feature was present in the earlier Mobile version, it was easily missed, since it was fairly understated.
With the V-sync mode in place, this ensures that the game does not exhibit screen tearing.
3. All the versions of PUBG Mobile share the same graphics engine, which means that the visuals are top-notch, and are similar to the PC version of the game. However, there are some differences in the maps and the terrain. While there is a lot of variety, there are a few maps that cannot be used due to heavy rain or debris on the ground.
4. The sound effects have also been improved. There are some major improvements in the sound effects. There are also quite a few new sounds that enhance the overall gaming experience.
5. Finally, the UI of the game has been reworked. One of the biggest features of the PUBG PC is that the interface and the controls are very intuitive. PUBG Mobile follows the same design.
There are still some issues, but I am pretty sure they are being worked on.
5. Additionally, there are some changes in the most glaring of them all. In the original version, there was an issue where the new game players could see and interact with the old players through the sharing mode.
PUBG Mobile has made a change to the sharing function, so that they can no longer interact with the old players. This would not be an issue if the players did not have to restart the game for them to see the other players.
Here are the top 5 features of PUBG Mobile that I am least excited about:
1. The fact that the game requires an Internet connection while playing is a huge issue for many users. The original game did not have such a requirement. I understand that this is necessary to ensure security, but a lot of people have low-end phones, which cannot handle the traffic load. Also, there is a loading bar when a match is over.
This leads to long waiting times while playing the game, and this is a huge factor in the ongoing drop in the player base.
2. As I mentioned earlier, the maps have not been altered in any way. When the game was released, there was a lot of hype around the game’s trailers and the maps, and the PC version of the game had a lot more variety. Also, in comparison to other gaming platforms, PC has a huge number of players, due to which the developers are able to provide a highly detailed game.
In comparison to the new mobile version, the maps have no difference in terms of visuals, and the gameplay is a lot the same. This is not the only way that the new game is different from the original version. The PC version of the game also had ‘Fast Finish’ mode, which was available after 50m from the finish line. It was only available on PC, so it is not available in PUBG Mobile, which is definitely a miss. The only way to skip the game is to pay, which would also defeat the purpose of playing the game.
3. As already mentioned earlier, the game has been released late. The developers have also promised a better patch for the game in the future, which will be supported with new features and improvements.
This is a good start, but it is also important to mention that the developer recently started a battle royale tournament, but the only tournament feature in the game is the Gauntlet mode. There are no official tournaments, and it is unlikely that PUBG
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