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PLAYERUNKNOWN'S BATTLEGROUNDS is a battle royale shooter that pits 100 players against each other in a struggle for survival. Gather supplies and outwit your opponents to become the last person standing. PLAYERUNKNOWN, aka Brendan Greene, is a pioneer of the battle royale genre and the creator of the battle royale game modes in the ARMA series and H1Z1: King of the Kill. At PUBG Corp., Greene is working with a veteran team of developers to make PUBG into the world's premiere battle royale experience.
Game Discussion
Steam User 342
I remember when PUBG was insanely popular on Twitch and everyone around the world was playing like crazy. Made some amazing memories with old friends back then. They’ve updated the game since, and it’s still one of the best survival fight games out there.
Steam User 91
playing this game for the first time in years as a level 43 getting matched up against level 500's who havent seen the light of day since 1884 makes me realize i have purpose in life if you are looking for a reason to go outside and feel happy about yourself i highly recommend
Steam User 69
This game is 50% skill, 50% luck, and 100% betrayal by your teammates.
Steam User 84
1.open game
2.buy car skin for 1000$
3.push with the car into reverse
4.kill
5.die to cheater
6.delete game
Steam User 59
An excellent game to spend time with friends under the influence of heavy narcotic substances! I recommend it to everyone, if you don't have a dad
Steam User 43
560 hours later, I have come to the conclusion that PUBG is less of a video game and more of a personality disorder.
I downloaded this game thinking I was about to become some tactical operator straight out of an action movie.
Instead, I became a highly trained expert in opening doors, picking up attachments for guns I don't own, and getting shot by people I never even saw.
And somehow, I love every second of it.
PUBG is one of the few games where you can spend 20 minutes looting like a raccoon with anxiety, find your dream M416 setup, level 3 gear, enough meds to survive a zombie apocalypse…
…and then immediately get sent back to the lobby by a guy named "PochinkiPresident" using iron sights and pure hatred.
The emotional rollercoaster this game provides should honestly qualify as cardio.
I've experienced:
• Fear.
• Hope.
• Panic.
• Overconfidence.
• Betrayal.
• Acceptance.
• And several near-heart attacks.
I've had moments where I felt like John Wick.
I've also had moments where I accidentally threw a grenade and discovered that I was, in fact, the enemy.
PUBG has taught me many valuable life lessons:
Never trust a quiet house.
Footsteps are louder than my own thoughts.
The blue zone is not your friend.
Trees are emotional support animals.
"Just one more game" is the biggest lie ever told.
The frying pan is not an item.
It is a way of life.
No matter how many times I get sniped from another ZIP code, run over by a Dacia traveling at the speed of light, or lose because I forgot the zone existed, I always come back.
Because when PUBG is good…
IT'S REALLY GOOD.
Nothing compares to those final circles.
Hands sweating.
Heart pounding.
Two players left.
One mistake and you're back in the lobby questioning your existence.
And then…
WINNER WINNER CHICKEN DINNER.
For approximately 30 seconds, you become the greatest soldier who has ever lived.
Then the next match begins and you're immediately punched to death by a naked guy in Pecado.
Perfectly balanced.
560 hours in, and Erangel still feels like home.
10/10.
Would happily spend another 560 hours getting third-partied by someone hiding in a bush since 2018.
Steam User 59
PUBG is fun because it keeps things simple, no superpowers or futuristic mechanics, just good gunplay, positioning, and smart fights.