PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds , otherwise known as PUBG, released in 2017 to a hardcore audience hungry to see what the evolution of battle royale would be. Thanks to Twitch streamers, a strong connection with the community, and a little bit of experience, Bluehole’s PUBG quickly exploded into the latest gaming phenomenon. Since it’s release PUBG has had numerous updates that have fixed many common errors with the game and have slowly tried to correct all of the issues the community has. On top of doing this Bluehole has also ported the game to both Xbox One and mobile devices. Microsoft was quick to lock up exclusive rights in the console space, and the mobile version has seen tremendous success. Bluehole has also managed to release a desert themed map on PC that’s soon to release on Xbox One. In addition to the desert map, they’ve also released a smaller map in the Public Test Server in hopes of providing a quicker and more action-packed experience to their tremendous player base. Though there have been numerous competitors that have entered the battle royale market, PUBG is still chugging along providing a more serious and hardcore fan-base with the experience they want. Whether PUBG lasts for the next 5 years, or it loses steam in 2018, it will always be the catalyst for the battle royale genre moving forward. There are plenty of rewards players gain from simply putting in the time to learn about all of the systems and hidden mechanics PUBG has to offer. Let’s take a look at 25 things only PUBG super fans would know they could do in the g
If you’ve driven a car in the intense atmosphere of a PUBG match, you might have noticed they make a ton of noise. Driving a car is like sounding a beacon to other players that lunch is served. However, that doesn’t mean you should avoid cars like the plague entir
If there is one thing that developers are good at, it is bringing real-life into a video game. When real events or destinations are included in a game, it adds a level of realism that makes the experience all the more immersive. However, this one does hit a little close to home and might be emotional for some. The developers created a land on the Miramar map that references the real-life disaster that occurred on Chernobyl. If you fancy this sort of thing or feel an attachment to it, you can visit it in the game. As with anything, watch your back, because the covering is likely not the best in an area like this one. Again, Xbox gamers, this DLC should hopefully be coming your way shor
There are some very serious humans out there in the world. Some in places of power and some who troll internet forums and social media. What they choose to do with their lives is not to be judged, but by how seriously they act is how they are to be judged. So when you are walking around town with your friend and you’re talking about how great Fortnite is, chances are you’re going to run into some guy like in the meme ab
Of course, the year was not without its troubles. One look at the most anticipated games of 2017 paints a picture of delayed releases and disappointing launches for some of the most-wanted games, while troublesome and predatory business practices such as the ongoing gaming loot box problem has hampered the success of titles such as Star Wars: Battlefront II . It’s definitely been a year of ups and do
Metroid: Samus Returns finally addresses one of the injustices of the Metroid franchise: that its second instalment remained a mystery to many players. Metroid Aurora dawn god roll destiny 2: Return of Samus released for the Game Boy, but never quite received the same longstanding acclaim as the original game or follow-up Super Metro
No one even tries to at least watch out for each other, which you would think is common sense with or without a mic. Even if you do have a mic, we can’t promise you that people will actually work with you to win the game. Everyone thinks they’re pro, when in reality, they need to have their ego defla
When you start playing PUBG it’s very easy to get overly excited and just try to take out as many people as possible. But all this will lead to is someone finding your location or getting you first because you didn’t plan the right course of action to actually be tactical. It’s very easy to forget this when you play the game, it can be so easy to be trigger happy and next thing you know you’re out of the match because someone else found
Yes, grenades can be very helpful, but usually not in combat whatsoever. Grenades should never be used in combat because there are many ways it could backfire on you if you’re just randomly panic-throwing explosives. Instead, just use them to clear out buildings and to scare people out into the open. This is especially helpful if you just came across a building and it’s close to the end of the game and you don’t see anyone, they are probably upstairs hiding and a grenade is a great way to get them out of their camping spots without putting you right in front of t