It was announced on the company's official blog, where they officially say that PUBG Mobile 0.16.5 has arrived on Android and iOS, with Season 11 of Royale Pass and many other interesting changes.
One of the major novelties of this update is the arrival of Royale Pass Season 11, which will start today, Friday, January 10, and will include more missions and rewards, as well as new futuristic outfits. However, there will be those interested in including a new map called "The City". In addition, it returns the "Warehouse" training map to test our skills with any type of weapon.
There is also a play mode in it, where players are divided into two four-member teams, and the first team that gets two bases wins. The rules will be randomly created, one after starting the game, and the second once the first is captured.
Other developments include the arrival of the new Snowmobile light car in classic game mode, or the ability to take a quick look at player statistics created during the game last season.
The update started rolling out today, and it should be arriving within the next few days for all PUBG Mobile players from both iOS and Android. The developer says that there will be no maintenance time - so it will be possible to continue playing the game while the new version is published - and that the update will take about 140MB of storage space.
One of the major novelties of this update is the arrival of Royale Pass Season 11, which will start today, Friday, January 10, and will include more missions and rewards, as well as new futuristic outfits. However, there will be those interested in including a new map called "The City". In addition, it returns the "Warehouse" training map to test our skills with any type of weapon.
There is also a play mode in it, where players are divided into two four-member teams, and the first team that gets two bases wins. The rules will be randomly created, one after starting the game, and the second once the first is captured.
Other developments include the arrival of the new Snowmobile light car in classic game mode, or the ability to take a quick look at player statistics created during the game last season.
The update started rolling out today, and it should be arriving within the next few days for all PUBG Mobile players from both iOS and Android. The developer says that there will be no maintenance time - so it will be possible to continue playing the game while the new version is published - and that the update will take about 140MB of storage space.
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