Announced a few months ago, PUBG: New State is finally available globally, for Android users to download from the Google Play Store.
According to GizChina, while PUBG: New State is already available on the Google Play Store, iOS users who visit the App Store will see the game in a pre-registered state. There is still no information from the publisher Krafton about when this game will officially come to Apple device users.
To play the game, Android users will need to make sure they have a device with at least 2 GB of RAM and running Android 6 or later. Although not officially released, the game also makes the minimum requirement for iPhone or iPad users to run iOS/iPadOS 13 or later. For Android devices, the capacity of the game is about 1.4 GB, while for Apple devices, it requires 1.5 GB of free space.
Like the current version of PUBG Mobile, PUBG: New State is a survival game developed by PUBG Studios and launched a few months after the company released Battlegrounds Mobile India, aka BGMI. While BGMI is exclusive to the Indian market (due to PUBG Mobile being banned in India), PUBG: New State was released on a global scale.
Similar to PUBG Mobile and BGMI, PUBG: New State allows players to play for free. Players can choose stages with a modern context and participate in lively battles for survival. Based on first-hand experiences, PUBG: New State seems to be a recycled version of PUBG Mobile's available resources but adds more futuristic elements such as vehicles and weapons that are not currently available. now on.
Krafton described PUBG: New State as one of the most realistic and technologically advanced mobile games to date. They promise to provide players with new content, global support, and the strongest and most consistent anti-cheat measures after the game's launch.
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