The free-to-play PUBG Lite is being shut down, according to its developer, Krafton. The game, meant to be a less technically demanding version of Playerunknown's Battlegrounds, launched in 2019 in Thailand in beta form before arriving in Europe in that October. Kraton states that the game will wrap up for good on April 29. The developer has already axed the game's webpage, player support and has disabled any new downloads. You can still play the game and spend the remaining in-game credits as no...
The free-to-play PUBG Lite is being shut down, according to its developer, Krafton. The game, meant to be a less technically demanding version of Playerunknown's Battlegrounds, launched in 2019 in Thailand in beta form before arriving in Europe in that October. Kraton states that the game will wrap up for good on April 29. The developer has already axed the game's webpage, player support and has disabled any new downloads. You can still play the game and spend the remaining in-game credits as no...
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