A new update is now available for PUBG on PC, introducing changes to the Miramar map and more.
The PUBG PC 5.1 update, which went live on the test server last week, has been launched to the live servers today. The update not only introduces changes to Miramar but also new content and new quality of life improvements.
The highway to hell has an exit ramp to Miramar, so rev up that Mirado for the new “A La Muerte Vamos” racing course running through the region. There’s plenty of new attractions for players to utilize, including ramps, loops and some sick jumps to crank that automobile anarchy to the next level.
Players also now have a new way to assist their allies and take down their enemies with the addition of item and melee weapon throwing mechanics. Toss your squad mates that much needed energy drink or go for the longshot and take down that last survivor with an expertly calculated pan throw.
In addition to the gameplay updates, the Survivor Pass is back with new rewards, challenges, and improved mission systems! Survivor Pass: Badlands rewards players with outfits and weapon skins themed around the harsh desert and its former inhabitants. Additionally, players can dive into the history of Miramar for the first time as they unlock all four parts of the Season 5 story together as a community by collecting new items scattered throughout the different Battlegrounds.
The full PUBG PC 5.1 update notes can be found here.
PUBG is now available on PC as well as on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, iOS, and Android.
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