PUBG Mobile Lite – the lighter and faster version of the original mobile experience – has received a major update.
As PUBG Corp. and Tencent have confirmed, gamers will notice that many winter themed changes have been made to the popular Battle Royale game.
Kicking early in the changing seasons, players can now celebrate the arrival of winter with special ice-themed activities, snowboarding is a big part of the 0.20.0 content link.
When PUBG introduced Mobile Season 16, the Lite version ran at a different pace.
This involves bringing different content to the game, which means Metro Royal PUBG cannot run on mobile light.
Although the same content is not available, the streamlined version of PUBG on Android and iOS has received some exciting new content.
Players can now line up the card with frozen eggs that can be thrown away and throw it out in the snow-covered version of Warenga.
Tencent has also confirmed that version 0.20.0 introduces the game of snowboarding, which allows players to explore Spawn Island in a new way.
Today’s update also introduces a new area called “Winter Fortress” for the updated Varenga map.
Tencent lists the various features added to the game, including the following changes:
Universal Mark Feature – Players can now communicate and reveal enemy levels through scores by introducing a radial menu.
Daily Mission Improvement – The number of Daily Missions is tripled and trips are updated once they are completed.
Updated Security – Improvements have been implemented to improve security and war cheats.
System Updates – Added many features including new winter-themed lobby, graffiti customization and custom pack features.
For those who do not have PUBG Mobile Lite, this is a version of the game that can be run on very few devices.
PUBG Mobile Lite is available for download and play on the Google Play Store in many regions of South Asia, Africa and Eastern Europe, has a smaller download size and supports more mobile devices with less RAM.
This means the game focuses on small maps created for 60 players, which provide faster matches.
According to the official description: “PUBG Mobile Lite uses Unreal Engine 4 and creates the original PUBG MOBILE gameplay to create action-packed Arena mode matches lasting 10 minutes or less.
“Only 600GB of free space and 1GB of RAM for streamlined play should run smoothly.”
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