PUBG: Black Budget is Krafton’s new spin on the PUBG franchise, giving players a taste of what the franchise could be like in an extraction shooter setting. The closed alpha is due to release on ...

In October, the Korean publisher Krafton – which is behind games such as PUBG: Battlegrounds and Inzoi, and whose studio portfolio includes Tango Gameworks, Unknown Worlds Entertainment, and Neon ...

Highly anticipated: Following months of rumors and speculation, South Korean publisher Krafton has finally confirmed that the next entry in the PUBG franchise – PUBG: Black Budget – is nearing ...

PUBG: Black Budget, a new extraction shooter from PUBG Corporation and Krafton, has just been announced. This marks the second PUBGproject announced this year, with PUBG: Blindspot – a 5v5 team-based ...

As the extraction shooter genre heats up, PUBG Studios is ready to let fans go hands-on with its upcoming game. PUBG: Black Budget is getting a Closed Alpha in December, and you have a chance to ...

Image: PUBG Corporation/Krafton, Inc. "PUBG: Black Budget redefines the extraction shooter genre with a focus on exploration and discovery rather than pure survival and combat," reads a press release.

Partially responsible for the battle royale craze, PUBG: Battlegrounds is ending legacy support in just a few hours. This means the PS4 version of the lauded shooter will no longer be playable on the ...

What’s happened? PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds, better known as PUBG, is about to get a major upgrade with AI-powered “co-playable characters” that will assist players on the battlefield. Why is this ...

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Publisher Krafton has announced that potentially millions of players will no longer be able to play PUBG: Battlegrounds from November, as its ending support for the game on last generation consoles.