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PUBG Mobile Adds First-Person Camera, Arcade Mode, And A Battle Pass
PUBG Corp. announced today that some new features are making their way to the mobile version of the popular battle royale game.
First off, the first-person mode from the bigger screen versions of the game is making its way to mobile. This allows players to get up close and personal with their gun. Much like the other versions, this is a separate mode that is balanced for the lack of peripheral vision in the more enclosed view.
The other big change is a MiniZone Arcade Mode, which drops the hundred players into a much smaller circle with three times the number of weapons for a faster experience.
PUBG is also introducing a battle pass on both PC and mobile. The two versions differ in that the PC battle pass is only for cosmetics, while the mobile battle pass gives subscribers loot crates and a weapon. The update for the mobile version is out now on iOS and Android.
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