Fumbled weapons, fake ragdolling and Wu-Tang: PUBG DED.NET’s director explains how it thrives on chaos
For nearly 10 years, PUBG: Battlegrounds (previously PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds) has remained steadfastly among the most widely played games on Steam. According to SteamDB data, the game’s peak monthly concurrent player count has never dropped below 340,000 since its release in late 2017, and is usually much higher than that – in the past three months, it only dropped below a peak of 700,000 on two separate days. The decision from publisher Krafton to announce a new PUBG spin-off game, then, is an extremely interesting one, not least because it takes things in an entirely different direction. Read More...
For nearly 10 years, PUBG: Battlegrounds (previously PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds) has remained steadfastly among the most widely played games on Steam.According to SteamDB data, the game’s peak monthly concurrent player count has never dropped below 340,000 since its release in late 2017, and is usually much higher than that – in the past three months, it only dropped below a peak of 700,000 on two separate days.
The decision from publisher Krafton to announce a new PUBG spin-off game, then, is an extremely interesting one, not least because it takes things in an entirely different direction.
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