PUBG Mobile Lite

PUBG Mobile is a new rogue-type game from Draw Something’s developers, which mixes elements of both puzzle and arcade games. The Android version of PUBG Mobile quickly rose above the Play Store rankings. As was expected, after being released in January. However, PUBG Mobile simply plays better on advanced Android phones than it does on low-end phones. I have a feeling we’ll see this game hit the iPhone and iPad soon, but for now, we’ll have to wait for Android users to get their hands on it.

PUBG Player

In PUBG Mobile, players take on the role of a typical android bounty hunter, searching notorious bounty hunters (ranging from low-life criminals to International Terrorists) across an ever-expanding world in search of their next target. However, the catch in this game is that every bounty hunter you chase will eventually die in your tracks. If they’re too far away, they simply vanish, taking all of your progress with them. The rogue-like elements of this game make it very fun to play, especially because you constantly have the element of surprise. As you pursue your targets across a larger map – complete with a smaller map inside of it – you’ll come across new areas, towns, and facilities that offer upgrades or resources that can boost your score, making the entire experience more rewarding.

Besides the large world map, PUBG Mobile offers two game modes. One of these is the Story Mode, which is essentially a condensed version of the full game, but with shorter gameplay. In this mode, players guide Link (aka, the bounty hunter) throughout the cut-scenes, completing missions as they go. Likewise, Fortnite Mode puts you into the control of a gigantic fort, allowing you to pillage the map as you shoot at everything that moves.

PUBG Mobile Lite

The one thing that made me enjoy PUBG Mobile Lite more than the rest of its versions was its ability to run on the most recent Android operating system – namely Android 2.3.4. This means that it’s highly optimized for touch-screen tablets and phones and can run on almost any smartphone with an internet connection. Also, the game runs extremely well, with no noticeable delays or leggy moments and no visible icons displaying in the task manager – something that a lot of other apps leave behind.

However, the biggest feature of PUBG Mobile Lite is its ‘early access program. With this software, players can instantly receive updates and access special features and content without having to wait. Meaning you get to play the latest and greatest version of PUBG Mobile Lite first! As you might imagine, it’s hugely popular among players who like to try out new games as soon as they’re released, and if you have access to an official Google Play store, then this is a great way to do that.

Free to download

This application is free to download and use on both smartphones and tablets. However, users won’t be able to access all the content on PubG Lite right away; for instance, the in-game leaderboards will only show the current leader, along with their achievements and current level of advancement. This is a prominent feature that allows players to track their progression through the rankings. And gives them the chance to see how far they’ve come. It’s recommended that players buy a membership to gain access to all the latest content for up to two months. After this period, it costs just $1.50 to play with the ‘lite’ version daily. Something that I know many people who play the PC version love about the app.