PUBG Mobile Light opens pre-registration ahead of November launch
Key takeaways
- Pre-registration now live on Google Play and the App Store
- Android build ~1GB storage; iOS build ~2GB
- Launch scheduled for November; closed beta in selected countries
PUBG Mobile Light has opened pre-registration on Google Play and the App Store, with a wider launch scheduled for November and closed beta testing available in selected countries. The game is developed by Lightspeed Studios and the pre-registration rollout began today.
Lightspeed Studios says PUBG Mobile Light is built to reduce strain on players’ devices while keeping the core PUBG Mobile experience. The Android build requires around 1GB of storage and the iOS build is approximately 2GB. Players will be able to choose which content to store on their devices, a detail that should help save space without forcing players to delete everything.
PUBG Mobile Light includes Erangel and offers the same combat experience as the standard game, rather than trimming features the way PUBG Mobile Lite did. Players can transfer existing items, outfits and other cosmetics by logging into their PUBG Mobile accounts, so progress and wardrobes follow you over. Updates for PUBG Mobile Light will be released alongside PUBG Mobile, letting both versions receive new content at the same cadence.
Why it matters
If you use a lower-end phone but don’t want to lose your cosmetics or synced updates, PUBG Mobile Light is the explicit option: smaller installs, Erangel and account continuity, with beta access already rolling in some regions.
Original source
PocketGamer.biz
