PlayerUnknown ‘s Battlegrounds recently became a free-to-play game, and its developers say that making the game a free-to-play game is in line with games like Call of Duty: Warzone, Fortnite, and Apex Legends. Success is irrelevant.
After PUBG became a free-to-play game, GamesRadar interviewed the game’s creative director, Dave Curd, who said that now is the best time to open up the experience to a wider audience. Dave Curd said: “We decided to make PUBG a free-to-play game because we felt the time was right.
Our game has 8 maps, a sticky community, and our deep mechanics, so it’s ours The next step is also a great way to introduce our game world to more players. I know there are a lot of people who are interested in PUBG but don’t play it for various reasons – now is the beginning The best chance.
When asked by GamesRadar if PUBG Free was related to the success of other free-to-play battle royale games (e.g. Call of Duty: Warzone, Fortnite, Apex Legends), Dave Curd replied: Definitely not a response to the other games you mentioned, they are all great games focused on their unique strengths, just like us. We develop our own games independently and look forward to the future.
Dave Curd also said that cutting the price of PUBG by $30 will also bring new development opportunities. He explained: We can invite more people to the party, which means we’ll see the growth that we haven’t seen before in the paid model. In terms of development and development, we’re going to continue to do what we’ve always done: innovate, create new experiences and develop the world of PUBG.