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Similar to the first PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds, PUBG Mobile offers gameplay. Depending on the gamemode chosen before the match, players parachute down to a deserted island and battle it out to be the last man standing. They can do this either alone or in teams of two or four. Each game lasts roughly 30 minutes.
The game starts with the players flying over one of many potential maps, which were also chosen in advance of the competition. Players decide where to parachute down as they go across the map. The safe zone and the external blue zone are separated from one another after the jet lands, and a blue border appears around the island. Every few minutes, the safe zone gets smaller, and everyone still in the blue zone will gradually lose health until they’re at risk of dying. When the safe zone decreases, the pace of health loss accelerates.
Players must either locate supplies and weapons around them or plunder them from other players when they initially arrive on the island without any. In general, more hazardous areas of the map have better tools and weaponry. Temporary red zones may suddenly appear to be bombarded with bombs in addition to the safe zone’s usual shrinking. Additionally, the plane occasionally flies over the battlefield to drop packages containing unique equipment, which may include stuff that aren’t available elsewhere on the island. To give the players a fair notice, all of these unique events—including the typical safe zone shrinking—are notified to them beforehand.
Other features exclusive to the mobile edition of PUBG include log-in incentives, objectives and micro-goals, crew recruiting, improved maps and compass with larger and clearer indicators near the teammates, an auto loot system, as well as an increased number of bots.
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