PUBG: New State Review
PUBG: New State has been launched in more than 200 countries, including Nepal and is an improved version with slightly finer graphics, new game mechanics and new background history. The game has been running since November 11 now and I have been playing this mobile game since its launch. I have parachuted into the city of Troi countless times and have also checked out the now destroyed Erangel.
Although PUBG: New State takes place in 2051, the game is quite similar to the previous PUBG games for mobile, PC and console. One difference is that there are new weapons and futuristic vehicles including electric cars and drones.
Krafton has made some exaggerated claims about PUBG New State and promised improved graphics and gameplay that can be compared to that of console and PC. With bold statements like these, PUBG New State had a lot to live up to and unfortunately, they do not really succeed with that.
Visually, there are admittedly a lot of improvements compared to PUBG Mobile, however, the game is still far from reaching the same high graphics level as PC and console games.
The visuals have been raised a notch, and the surroundings look clearer, but the graphic upgrade can not be said to be a big one. Game characters, vehicles, buildings and the surroundings themselves are somewhat more detailed.
In the game, there are in addition to ordinary vehicles as well as electric vehicles, trams and drones.
The trams that are in PUBG: New State work as a slightly safer way to move, which allows players to jump into them and move across the track without the threat of injury. The trams are bulletproof and take you around the area quickly without having to get there on foot. You can also heal or simply take a breather while riding in them, which makes it a good place to hide. Just pay attention to where the tram is going because it goes on a track, if you do not keep track you can get into the growing electric field and if you end up in there, your game character dies.
There are some new features such as the drone shop that allows you to buy weapon modes and accessories which are delivered to you with a drone, cars have a trunk where you can store weapons and other items during the trip and there is also a new recruitment system that allows you to recruit shotguns opponents.
The game allows you to recruit your downed enemies in Battle Royale mode if you have less than four players left in your team.
PUBG: New State comes with two new courses and these are Troi and Erangel 2051. When it comes to Team Deathmatch, you only get one course to play on at the moment. The track is called Station. Erangel is by far the most popular course among PUBG players. After all, it is the same course as in the previous mobile game. Erangel 2051 is as the name suggests based on the year 2051 with all cities similar to the previous version. But this time, parts of the buildings and walls are broken. It is thought to be the aftermath of the many battles that have taken place in Erangel over the years.
If you have previously played PUBG Mobile, for natural reasons you will not be able to transfer your existing account to PUBG: New State. You have to start from the beginning. The reason is that PUBG: New State is a new game and also a game developed by another game developer. PUBG Mobile was/is developed by Tencent and the new game is developed by Krafton.
Speaking of starting from the beginning, you can log in with your Facebook account as well as your Google account or alternatively play as a Guest. I recommend that you log in because otherwise you can lose all the progress you make and if you buy skins or battle passes you lose them if you uninstall the game and later install it again.
I think PUBG: New State is a fantastic mobile game that is actually a lot more fun to play than its predecessor PUBG Mobile but it is definitely not the next big thing. In many ways, this game is still very similar to the two previous games, which is not very strange at all. After all, it is another game in the same series.
I highly recommend PUBG: New State for new players. That is, to people who have not already invested time and money in PUBG. This is definitely a mobile game I plan to play for many years to come.
In the amount of Battle Royales currently available, PUBG: New State really shines. Download this mobile game for free now on the App Store and Google Play or by clicking the download now button or by the direct link given below:
