PUBG Lite:- Everything you need to know.
PUBG is one of the Top Trending games all over the world, and now all the craze is waiting for
Fortnite Android. Before everyone go with Fortnite, PUBG has launched it’s lite version to keep
Low end users with them, so let’s see what major changes PUBG has brought in his Lite
version, so keep reading.
so you don't need a powerful expensive device to play pubg as it requires a powerful
phone. Not everyone has a phone capable to handle pubg especially in poorer markets.
Pubg lite aims to solve this problem and it is an optimised version of pubg and it has 40
players versing each other on a smaller map therefore there's less rendering taking place
meaning the game needs less resources to run, other than that it is identical to Pubg.
Source : Quora
Differences between PUBG and PUBG Lite
● App Size
Right off the bat, the first thing that we noticed was the huge difference
in app size. While the official PUBG Mobile game weighs in at around
1.8GB, the lightweight version comes in at a relatively meager 338MB in
size. So, you should have no difficulty installing it on phones
with limited storage.
● Low Graphics
Everything looks familiar at first sight but it’s not difficult to see that the
graphics quality is sub par in PUBG Mobile Lite, which is obvious
because of the optimizations for entry-level phones with under 2GB
RAM.
The graphics have been set to ‘low’ by default and the setting to
change the same has been dropped in the Lite version. It is not an
eyesore and playable quite easily but the objects and players at a distance
will look pixellated and contorted at most times. You should, however,
not face any troubles in joining on the battle royale madness just like
everybody else, but facing real players may be a challenge (more on that
later).
No graphics settings available in PUBG Mobile Lite
● Game Modes?
In comparison to the ever-improving PUBG Mobile, the lite variant
seems low on features. You can only pick a solo, duo or squads
match in third-person perspective (TPP) in Classic mode, which
we must say are decent enough to start with.
However, we are hopeful that Tencent will bring new maps, the arcade or
war mode, FPP (first-person perspective), weapon skins, and the recently
added Royale Pass in a coming update.
● Smaller Map
Tencent has decided to change the dynamics of their battle royale
experience in PUBG Mobile Lite with the introduction of a smaller,
new 2×2 km island map, which looks like it’s a part of Erangel.
Smaller 2×2 km map (Left) and Erangel (Right)
There’s lush greenery and similar-looking homes, lighthouses, and
vehicles, along with a limited number of weapons and boosts, spread
across the map. You can also see a delta, as well as a river cutting the
map in half, which is a nice touch for a smaller map.
● Fewer Players!
Another big change introduced in PUBG Mobile Lite is that it’s not 99
other players vying with you for the top prize. Instead, the total in-game
player count has been reduced to just 40, which means it’s you vs 39
other players for a chance to grab that Chicken Dinner.
An average PUBG Mobile Lite game lasts around 10-12
minutes, which is thanks to fewer players and a fast-approaching blue
zone. It, however, also makes the game a little more exciting and fun to
play, which brings us to my experience.
Gameplay Experience (Bot Invasion!)
The gameplay is by and large the same, where you drop off the
airplane, collect loot, and take down enemies to emerge as the
last-man-standing
PUBG Mobile Lite is a little low on features but the gameplay experience
is what matters the most. And from the multiple matches I played over
the weekend, my experience has been quite decent, to say the least.
The servers are well optimized and I’ve been getting pings in the
range of 170-270ms on the Asia server, even on a VPN. So, Tencent
is using its experience from PUBG Mobile to efficiently manage server
loads this time around.
PUBG Mobile Lite feels smooth to play, except for the sporadic
frame drop or lag while jumping out of windows or driving vehicles.
The parachuting or looting experience was okay-ish, but I was surprised
to see that the weapons also work a lot like the official game. The gun
mechanics are a little skewed but I was happy with the overall
experience.
Everything looks good to me in PUBG Mobile Lite and I feel budget
device owners will be elated to finally be part of the battle royale
tribe.
While all this is good, my biggest qualm with PUBG Mobile Lite is the
number of bot players. We understand this when the game is new, but
the ‘lite’ version is littered with bots and I’ve only come across a
couple odd real players in each match. Bots in a match with just 40
players are very conspicuous.
mechanics are a little skewed but I was happy with the overall
experience.
Everything looks good to me in PUBG Mobile Lite and I feel budget
device owners will be elated to finally be part of the battle royale
tribe.
While all this is good, my biggest qualm with PUBG Mobile Lite is the
number of bot players. We understand this when the game is new, but
the ‘lite’ version is littered with bots and I’ve only come across a
couple odd real players in each match. Bots in a match with just 40
players are very conspicuous.
The Easiest Chicken Dinner of my life!!
Thanks to the bots, getting that Chicken Dinner in PUBG Mobile Lite is
like a walk in the park — that too with a lot of kills. I enjoy a bit of thrill
and action in my games, but the gun fights in PUBG Mobile Lite are rare,
except when the penultimate blue zone starts to close in.
Source:- BeeBom
Play Store. If users can't download it from Playstore they can go the official website of
Tencent gaming and download the game from there. The game is expected to launch in
other countries including India after some field testing.
Source: TechnoTalky
Fortnite Android. Before everyone go with Fortnite, PUBG has launched it’s lite version to keep
Low end users with them, so let’s see what major changes PUBG has brought in his Lite
version, so keep reading.
PUBG Lite:- Everything you need to know.
What is PUBG Lite
It is tencents attempt to spread pubg to more devices especially the low performing onesso you don't need a powerful expensive device to play pubg as it requires a powerful
phone. Not everyone has a phone capable to handle pubg especially in poorer markets.
Pubg lite aims to solve this problem and it is an optimised version of pubg and it has 40
players versing each other on a smaller map therefore there's less rendering taking place
meaning the game needs less resources to run, other than that it is identical to Pubg.
Source : Quora
Differences between PUBG and PUBG Lite
● App Size
Right off the bat, the first thing that we noticed was the huge difference
in app size. While the official PUBG Mobile game weighs in at around
1.8GB, the lightweight version comes in at a relatively meager 338MB in
size. So, you should have no difficulty installing it on phones
with limited storage.
Everything looks familiar at first sight but it’s not difficult to see that the
graphics quality is sub par in PUBG Mobile Lite, which is obvious
because of the optimizations for entry-level phones with under 2GB
RAM.
change the same has been dropped in the Lite version. It is not an
eyesore and playable quite easily but the objects and players at a distance
will look pixellated and contorted at most times. You should, however,
not face any troubles in joining on the battle royale madness just like
everybody else, but facing real players may be a challenge (more on that
later).
No graphics settings available in PUBG Mobile Lite
● Game Modes?
In comparison to the ever-improving PUBG Mobile, the lite variant
seems low on features. You can only pick a solo, duo or squads
match in third-person perspective (TPP) in Classic mode, which
we must say are decent enough to start with.
However, we are hopeful that Tencent will bring new maps, the arcade or
war mode, FPP (first-person perspective), weapon skins, and the recently
added Royale Pass in a coming update.
● Smaller Map
Tencent has decided to change the dynamics of their battle royale
experience in PUBG Mobile Lite with the introduction of a smaller,
new 2×2 km island map, which looks like it’s a part of Erangel.
Smaller 2×2 km map (Left) and Erangel (Right)
There’s lush greenery and similar-looking homes, lighthouses, and
vehicles, along with a limited number of weapons and boosts, spread
across the map. You can also see a delta, as well as a river cutting the
map in half, which is a nice touch for a smaller map.
● Fewer Players!
Another big change introduced in PUBG Mobile Lite is that it’s not 99
other players vying with you for the top prize. Instead, the total in-game
player count has been reduced to just 40, which means it’s you vs 39
other players for a chance to grab that Chicken Dinner.
An average PUBG Mobile Lite game lasts around 10-12
minutes, which is thanks to fewer players and a fast-approaching blue
zone. It, however, also makes the game a little more exciting and fun to
play, which brings us to my experience.
Gameplay Experience (Bot Invasion!)
The gameplay is by and large the same, where you drop off the
airplane, collect loot, and take down enemies to emerge as the
last-man-standing
PUBG Mobile Lite is a little low on features but the gameplay experience
is what matters the most. And from the multiple matches I played over
the weekend, my experience has been quite decent, to say the least.
The servers are well optimized and I’ve been getting pings in the
range of 170-270ms on the Asia server, even on a VPN. So, Tencent
is using its experience from PUBG Mobile to efficiently manage server
loads this time around.
PUBG Mobile Lite feels smooth to play, except for the sporadic
frame drop or lag while jumping out of windows or driving vehicles.
The parachuting or looting experience was okay-ish, but I was surprised
to see that the weapons also work a lot like the official game. The gun
mechanics are a little skewed but I was happy with the overall
experience.
Everything looks good to me in PUBG Mobile Lite and I feel budget
device owners will be elated to finally be part of the battle royale
tribe.
While all this is good, my biggest qualm with PUBG Mobile Lite is the
number of bot players. We understand this when the game is new, but
the ‘lite’ version is littered with bots and I’ve only come across a
couple odd real players in each match. Bots in a match with just 40
players are very conspicuous.
mechanics are a little skewed but I was happy with the overall
experience.
Everything looks good to me in PUBG Mobile Lite and I feel budget
device owners will be elated to finally be part of the battle royale
tribe.
While all this is good, my biggest qualm with PUBG Mobile Lite is the
number of bot players. We understand this when the game is new, but
the ‘lite’ version is littered with bots and I’ve only come across a
couple odd real players in each match. Bots in a match with just 40
players are very conspicuous.
Thanks to the bots, getting that Chicken Dinner in PUBG Mobile Lite is
like a walk in the park — that too with a lot of kills. I enjoy a bit of thrill
and action in my games, but the gun fights in PUBG Mobile Lite are rare,
except when the penultimate blue zone starts to close in.
Source:- BeeBom
Release Date:-
Currently, the game has released only for Philippines. It is available for download viaPlay Store. If users can't download it from Playstore they can go the official website of
Tencent gaming and download the game from there. The game is expected to launch in
other countries including India after some field testing.
Source: TechnoTalky
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