In the last week I've played 23 hours of PLAYER UNKNOWN'S BATTLEGROUNDS and I have got to admit these have been some of my most enjoyable hours of playing games.

I have tried a couple Battle Royale games before and I had never liked them, I always felt that they were boring and there was no real end to it. For PUBG, I felt completely different and loved the game as soon as I jumped out of the plane. PUBG Gives a different vibe to other Battle Royale games such as H1Z1 and The Culling, which I had both previously tried, only to find out that I have less than 5 hours on both of those games.

PUBG can be enjoyed even by playing solo, but I much rather prefer duos or squads as it adds a more thrilling experience to the game. I really enjoy the fact that it is still possible to get kills early game, but also get kills late game as in previous Battle Royale games I had tried, I would always survive to the end of the game with nothing but a bow and arrow... However, in PUBG you can get straight into the action as soon as you land your parachute, this is something that I love about the game.

As there are always downfalls to the game, there has to be some for PUBG too. One of the things that gets me caught off guard a lot of the times is the orientation of the sound. My teammate and I would be searching a house looking for loot and I would hear his footsteps from basically outside the house and I would start aiming at the door. This is something that gets very confusing and I have heard that a lot of other people have been facing the same issues regarding sound orientation. Another thing that I would reccommend to Blue Hole is that slight second where you swap from the lobby to the plane. The players microphones get bumped up in sound to a discomforting level and it makes me almost go deaf every time (control+T to mute :D). Although there is a mute, I find it annoying to mute the players every time that the lobby switches the players to the plane as sometimes I find the talking amusing and interesting to listen to (I'm sure most players don't).

Well, there is my PUBG review and I would highly reccommend this game to anyone who has $25 to spare. I have had hours of fun in the past few days and I'm sure I will have endless hours of fun in the future.

In the last week I've played 23 hours of PLAYER UNKNOWN'S BATTLEGROUNDS and I have got to admit these have been some of my most enjoyable hours of playing games. I have tried a couple Battle Royale games before and I had never liked them, I always felt that they were boring and there was no real end to it. For PUBG, I felt completely different and loved the game as soon as I jumped out of the plane. PUBG Gives a different vibe to other Battle Royale games such as H1Z1 and The Culling, which I had both previously tried, only to find out that I have less than 5 hours on both of those games. PUBG can be enjoyed even by playing solo, but I much rather prefer duos or squads as it adds a more thrilling experience to the game. I really enjoy the fact that it is still possible to get kills early game, but also get kills late game as in previous Battle Royale games I had tried, I would always survive to the end of the game with nothing but a bow and arrow... However, in PUBG you can get straight into the action as soon as you land your parachute, this is something that I love about the game. As there are always downfalls to the game, there has to be some for PUBG too. One of the things that gets me caught off guard a lot of the times is the orientation of the sound. My teammate and I would be searching a house looking for loot and I would hear his footsteps from basically outside the house and I would start aiming at the door. This is something that gets very confusing and I have heard that a lot of other people have been facing the same issues regarding sound orientation. Another thing that I would reccommend to Blue Hole is that slight second where you swap from the lobby to the plane. The players microphones get bumped up in sound to a discomforting level and it makes me almost go deaf every time (control+T to mute :D). Although there is a mute, I find it annoying to mute the players every time that the lobby switches the players to the plane as sometimes I find the talking amusing and interesting to listen to (I'm sure most players don't). Well, there is my PUBG review and I would highly reccommend this game to anyone who has $25 to spare. I have had hours of fun in the past few days and I'm sure I will have endless hours of fun in the future.