PlayerUnknown Battlegrounds' new event, War, turns the battle royale game into a regular multiplayer shooter full of large teams and quick respawns. It's loud, messy and a damn good time.
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PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds has slowly expanded with new weapons and an additional, somewhat controversial desert map. A new blog post by PlayerUnknown today outlines numerous upcoming changes to the game, the most interesting of which is a sneak peek at a chaotic-looking new map.
Winning in PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds sometimes means playing dirty and hiding until the right moment. Originally, I used shrubbery and plants as my secret weapon, but the new desert map of Miramar features another devious hiding spot behind a very specific kind of crate.
PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds is straightforward. Dump 100 players onto a map, tell them that only one person can win, and watch them tear each other apart. It is brutal and base, violent and wonderful. It's a game that could only be made in 2017, for better or worse.
PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds has one map for players to airdrop into and run amok in. Soon it will have two with a post on Steam showing new details about the new desert map - Miramar.
As part of the game's September update, PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds placed a new town on its large, murderous island. Kameshki's remote location might leave you scrambling to run to the playzone but the collection of loot you can find makes it a tempting detour.
