PUBG: New State crosses 1 crore installs on Play Store, days after launch

The high number of installs come even though the game had a troublesome launch for a lot of people, with a number of early players on launch day reporting non-functional servers, slow loading times and even hard-bricked devices. You can read more about  PUBG: New State’s launch day issues here.

PUBG New State: What’s new?

PUBG: New State brings a futuristic take on the classic battle royale experience made popular by its predecessor, PUBG Mobile. Set in 2051, New State comes with a new map, new weapons, new strategies and bigger urban structures like malls and multi-storey buildings.

The game also brings new equipment like remote control drones, ballistic shields, neon sights, and a “combat balancing ability” that will add a fresh dynamic to your gameplay. There are many smaller additions like a bullet-meter HUD (heads up display) that shows you how many bullets are left in your clip both in numbers and graphically.

PUBG: New State will introduce futuristic sports cars, motorcycles, dune buggies, speedboats, and hang gliders for transportation. Vehicles now also have a storage ability and users can store elements like ammo and supplies in the trunks of their cars, allowing them to carry more supplies than their backpacks allow if they have a vehicle.

PUBG: New State is currently available for download on both the Google Play Store and the Apple App Store.