PUBG Mobile comes to the cloud with, well, PUBG Mobile Cloud

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  • PUBG Mobile is coming to the cloud!
  • A new cloud version of the popular battle royale is now in soft launch for the US and Malaysia
  • It allows you to play without downloading or running any local programs

As a seasoned gamer with years of battle royale experience under my belt, I can’t help but be intrigued by the latest development in the world of PUBG Mobile – the cloud version! Being someone who’s juggled multiple devices and struggled with storage space, this new offering seems like a dream come true.

At present, cloud gaming appears to be extremely popular because it allows you to play games at high quality virtually anywhere and on any device. Microsoft’s latest “This is an Xbox” ad campaign supports this trend, but Krafton is introducing a unique approach with the launch of PUBG Mobile Cloud.

On Google Play, PUBG Mobile Cloud is marketed as a version that doesn’t have hardware constraints, overheating problems, or any other technical limitations commonly encountered. Currently, it’s only available in a preliminary release in the United States and Malaysia, but it might be widely released for global users soon.

Hey fellow gamers! For those of you who might be new to this game, cloud gaming means playing games through a remote server instead of having to install and run them directly on your device. Essentially, someone else does all the heavy lifting for you. Now, when it comes to PUBG, that means we can enjoy the intense battle royale experience without worrying about system requirements or storage space. It’s like having a powerful gaming PC at our fingertips!


Wider reach

This action is intriguing since PUBG Mobile Cloud appears to offer a standalone gameplay experience, which could potentially attract a wider array of gamers, as it doesn’t seem to require a larger subscription or service, unlike many cloud gaming options.

The only issue I can see is that the page for PUBG Mobile Cloud still lists a fairly broad range of requirements. But I would think that the primary audience for something like this would be players whose phones can’t handle the popular battle royale in the first place.

Is there somewhere suitable for it? It seems like there must be a particular spot or specific use for it, but I just can’t seem to figure out where or how.

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2024-12-11 19:18