PUBG Mobile Lite now available for Indian users

Considered as one of the best battle royale games, PUBG short for Player Unknown’s Battlegrounds has taken the gaming by storm. In India, as people prefer to play it on mobile devices rather than on PCs, the company after months of beta testing has finally announced PUBG Mobile Lite in the country.

What is PUBGMobile  Lite?

As not all people in India purchase flagship smartphones, the PUBG Mobile Lite is designed to work on both the entry-level smartphone and in the mid-segment. To put it simply, PUBG Lite is a toned-down version of the full-fledged PUBG Mobile game that most of the are acquainted with. The high-end version requires a lot of processing power and other visual graphics but struggles with entry-level devices. India, a country that thrives on affordable smartphones, for me, it is a wise decision to bring a lighter version of such a popular game and to further gain more gamers and boost sales.

The PUBG Mobile Lite can easily run on phones that have a minimum of 2GB of RAM. The file is of 400MB so won’t eat up your data too. The developers have tried hard to offer the same full-fledged experience, although there have been optimizations done along the way to help user run the game in limited bandwidth areas too.

In the PUBG Lite, there are 10-minute Classic mode matches as of now and can be joined by up to 60 as compared to 100 (including you) in the main version. players. Tencent, the developer of OUBG Lite also said that the map quality has been optimized along with parachute loading screen. Gamers will also find gameplay assists including auxiliary aim assist, bullet trail adjustment, weapon recoil suppression and an extended Time to Kill.

There is also a new weapon ‘RPG-7,’ a new vehicle ‘Buggy,’ and has three new locations. The game is free to download on Android and iOS devices.