"This title differs from its predecessor by embracing a top-down perspective and focusing on 5v5 battles in a tactical showdown. Attacking teams are tasked with making their way through a building in order to break into a vault and install a device called the Decrypter. Specific weapons like grenade launchers and explosive hammers can break down the walls standing between the players and their goal."
"The newly released trailer shows off some of the improvements coming to the early-access build, including enhanced visuals and UI, as well as balance adjustments and control refinements. Krafton describes it as a "launch-ready level of quality" in support of ongoing development. "Early access will allow players to directly participate in the development process," said the game's production director, Seungmyeong Yang, in a statement. "Through free-to-play, open development, we aim to communicate closely with the community and complete PUBG: Blindspot together.""
PUBG: Blindspot is launching early access on February 5 for PC as a free-to-play, top-down 5v5 tactical shooter. Attacking teams must breach a building, enter a vault, and install a Decrypter while using weapons like grenade launchers and explosive hammers to break walls. Defenders can deploy barricades to delay attackers, though engagements ultimately rely on gunplay. A new trailer highlights enhanced visuals, UI, balance adjustments, and refined controls, and Krafton calls the build launch-ready. Krafton plans monthly updates and community-driven development via Discord. Krafton aims to evolve PUBG into a platform like Fortnite and has stated ambitions to be AI-first; Brendan Greene remains affiliated.
Read at GameSpot
Unable to calculate read time
Collection
[
|
...
]