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PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds Mobile Emulator

DEVELOPERS : Lightspeed & Quantum

RELEASE DATE : March 19, 2018

CATEGORY : player versus player shooter

INTRODUCTION :

PUBG Mobile is a battle royal player versus player shooter game.It is release in march 19, 2018.the developers of the game are lightspeed & quantum.It is an open world game in which max 100 player jumped from the plane and landed on the ground at their favorite places.the map of the game are very big.the map included some hot placed to jump where most the the users land to increase the kills.The Games also plays for competitive gaming Many users make their careers playing this game.And it is most popular game in the world when it was newly release.

GAME REVIEW

If you'd said a month ago that PUBG Mobile would run better than PUBG on Xbox and that it would be free. You'd have got a lot of strange looks yet. Here we are and mobile gaming's future has never looked brighter. It's absolutely remarkable that it runs so well and manages to fit all of these features onto tiny touch screen displays. Make no mistake, this is the real PUBG experience. 100 people hunched over their Android or iOS. Phones and tablets fly over a deserted island and skydive down from a plane to loot abandoned buildings, gather up resources and duke it out until there's only one person left standing. While the mobile version only has the original map available, it is otherwise about as close to the original PC iteration as could be hoped for in terms of performance. In fact, it's somehow significantly better than the Xbox version from a technical standpoint. Textures are nicer, the frame rate is more stable, and it hasn't crashed. But of course, this is a multiplayer shooter, and this kind of game doesn't have a great track record with touch screen controls. Overall, it feels a bit better than other mobile shooters, but still not that great. You can easily move around using the joystick, rotating the camera by dragging your right thumb across the screen. And there are onscreen buttons for things like opening your backpack, crouching, going prone and even jumping. When a gun is equipped, buttons pop up for aiming down the sights or through the scope. And you can fire with either thumb, but doing them all at the same time is pretty cumbersome.

For example, you shoot by tapping onscreen buttons, but those buttons just so happen to be in a spot where you'll often drag your thumb across. When that happens, you'll accidentally fire off shots, which not only wastes precious bullets, but alerts enemies to your position. It's a little cumbersome to loot non-essential items and swap healing items, too. It appears as though the vast majority of players struggle to aim right now, but it's unclear if that's a lack of skill or because some of them are actually easy to kill butts. Developer Tencent took a few liberties to compensate for the controls by automating some simple tasks. When you walk over a gun, for instance, your character automatically equips loads and switches the gun to auto fire. If you walk over ammo for a gun you have, you'll pick it up right away. The same goes for health items, unequipped attachments and armor, and there's even a visual indicator on the map and sometimes minimap showing which direction shots are coming from in case you're playing without good headphones. More than anything else, the portability and accessibility of PUBG mobile more than make up for its limitations. Being able to pull your phone out of your pocket and drop into the tense battle at any time is a remarkable technical achievement.