PUBG New State: Gameplay & Game ModesĪt launch, PUBG: New State will include four maps. Another new addition to the game is weapon customization - you’ll be able to tweak your weapons to your own preferences, changing the way your guns look and behave. The recoil and spray of each weapon will be different depending on your position when you fire it - whether you’re crouching, standing, or shouldering the gun. The gunplay in PUBG: New State seems to have gotten an upgrade, with the developers showing off the performance of some different guns on the game's official YouTube channel. There’s also footage of new futuristic transportation systems and billboards that project holograms in the Fall of Troi music video. The new game is set 30 years in the future in 2051, and while it retains the post-apocalyptic vibe of the original, the landscapes seem more vibrant and lush (although maybe that’s just the graphical upgrade.) Additionally, the technology in the world seems to have advanced, as we see characters in the trailer sporting accessories like a one-armed computer eyeglass. PUBG was set in the present, and it’s clear that there has been a leap forward in time between it and the events of PUBG: New State. We also see a defeated player being recruited by the opposing team, showing off the possibility that your matches might not be over right away if you’re felled by other players. It’s clear that the battle royal style that made PUBG so popular is definitely making a comeback, and we get a peek at the new features that will be available - specifically note the drones flying overhead that will deliver supplies and perform recon.
The trailer for PUBG: New State gives us a peek at what the new game will look like.
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