Is PUBG Mobile Addictive? All you need to Know- with my Experience

PUBG is an eSport, which is fun and at the same time an Intense game, If you like PUBG you can relate to what I am talking about, I had a lot of best and worst experiences while playing this game I’m going to share all my experiences with you, so keep reading…

What do you know about PUBG Mobile?

PUBG stands for “Player Unknown’s Battlegrounds.” It is a video game that has been trending on Twitch, Mixer, and Youtube for a while. Despite being in early access still, the game has become extremely popular.

Pubg Mobile Game Play

As the player, you jump out of a cargo plane, onto a big Eastern European styled island. You are either alone, in a two-player team or part of a four-player squad.

The goal of the game is to be the last one standing. To achieve that, you must kill your opponents – or survive. Looting plays a big part in the game. You start with no equipment worth mentioning, and as soon as you touch the ground, you need to start finding better equipment.

Better equipment is spread across the maps. Players collect weapons, health kits, and clothing by finding them or looting other players. However, the chance to find good loot is more significant in the “cities.” This makes them a more dangerous place to visit, as a lot of people will want that good loot as soon as possible.

PUBG Mobile official Trailer

My PUBG Mobile Experience

I started playing PUBG from the 2nd season because everyone in my college was playing PUBG, and they kept inviting me and telling me to give it a try, so I finally installed PUBG on my PC by using Emulator.

Now, I was a complete noob to this game. I didn’t know what “Battle Royale” means, and I didn’t know what maps were available, I didn’t realize that there were bots in the game, I didn’t realize that you could also play solo/duo. 

So I explored it all and played my first solo match, and I got my first kill which was a bot, of course, I used to play it for 4-5 hours a day with my friends and learned each and everything, I used to watch youtube videos of PUBG streamers and learned tips and techniques. 

It is a fantastic game where you can connect with your friends and all others over the server and have a voice chat, buy crates, clothes, gun skins, royal pass, etc.

You can play PUBG mobile or PUBGM on mac os, windows x64 bit using an emulator, up to 4 GB ram is recommended, using PUBG emulator you need to check for its updates to work correctly regularly, I use Tencent Games Emulator.

PUBG mobile is a tremendous app file of around 1.6 GB+, so if you are not comfortable with this, don’t worry. There is also a lighter version of it, which is called PUBGM lite or PUBG mobile lite, which is of approx 600mb.

You can stream your gameplay on YouTube and can earn from it. You can participate in PUBG Tournaments and Events at the continental and national levels and can win amazing prizes.

My favourite guns

Dp 28 – 7.62mm                  

Groza – 7.62mm

M416 – 5.56mm

Sniper M24 – 7.62mm

My Favourite Maps and Mode

Maps Available

• Classic Erangel
• Classic Sanhok
• Classic Miramar
• Classic Vikendi

My Favourite Maps

Classic TPP Erangel, classic TPP Sanhok.

My Favourite Mode

Classic Erangel, Sanhok

Erangel TPP (Payload mode), 

Arena- (Team Deathmatch).

 I am not a pro player to date because it needs much practice, and after spending time on this, I realized that yes, it was an addictive game, and I was wasting my time, so my Playing eventually came down to 3-4 hours a day. It kept decreasing even I hadn’t played season 5, but after that, I thought to play it in my smartphone because I don’t have much GFX and it keeps lagging, and glitches on PC made me do that, I just play two to three matches a day till date.

It’s an addictive game, but if you know your priorities, you can manage to play it for fun rather than chasing tiers and completing missions for that, of course, you had to play it for long, it’s up to you if you like it playing go ahead.

I would like to tell you that it is a fun game and doesn’t make it an addiction, especially for the young boys who used to play it. I still play PUBG on my mobile but only in my free time. 

Author:  “  Hi! I am Balram singh an enthusiastic Engineer and learning to be a versatile content writer  ”