That act of camping may be technically legal in PUBG, but it makes for a boring game overall. The PUBG team is looking to nip that problem in the bud, as they’ve begun testing a new mode called Bluehole mode, which adds a new layer of danger to the game and encourages campers to actually stay on the go or risk death.

Last week, we told you that it looked like PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds was headed to the PlayStation 4 next month. Thanks to content ID for the game showing up buried on Sony’s public-facing site, it was pretty much a certainty that we’d be seeing the more realistic Battle Royale game make the jump to PlayStation. Now it’s official.

Clearly sick and tired of hearing about all of PUBG's problems, and questionabley late to the party, developers Bluehole have detailed a roadmap to finally fix their Battle Royale shooter.

Since its first Early Access release on PC, video game Battle Royale progenitor PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds has had a performance problem. The game has been poorly optimised, resulting in a sub-par performance for many players.

PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds is getting a big update that specifically targets the accuracy of the sound you'll hear playing, which should give you more information about where you're being shot from.

PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds is admitting defeat and finally looking at region-locking as a means to curb cheating. Even if they won't outright admit it.

PlayerUnknown's Battleground is trying to get out ahead in the mobile market, and it plays far better than you'd ever expect on your smartphone of choice.

PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds may be one of the most popular games to play now, but that popularity has started to dwindle slowly. This year, the game started seeing its first player declines, and the player numbers keep on dropping. Cheaters could be to blame - so the team has halted development to tackle them.