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.

Fortnite and PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds are the most popular games on the planet right now. Just about everybody and their dog is playing one or the other Battle Royale game. Unless you’re sticking to solo, they’re both games that require a bit of communication, and according to Turtle Beach, they’re responsible for a sharp rise in headset sales.

PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds is still a terribly popular game, even if it is losing ground to the more mass-appeal Fortnite. thanks to being available on both iOS and Android, PUBG is actually the most downloaded mobile game on the planet. But it's hardly making any money.

PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds is one of the few games with lootboxes in them that can actually be turned into a profit. It’s not official of course, but player-to-play trades can go through external third parties, which means that people can profit off of the sale of the items that can be obtained from the digital lucky packets. Not any more!

One upcoming game that won’t be dipping its toe into those battle royale waters, even though it has the potential to not be too shabby at it? Microsoft’s zombie apocalypse survival sim State of Decay 2.

Just yesterday, we learned from reports that Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 would skip the traditional single player campaign to focus on its multiplayer - including a Battle Royale mode. It looks like Battlefield V may do the same.

Playerunknown’s Battlegrounds (That’s PUBG if you’re well-adjusted, and PLUNKBAT if you’re a sociopath) may be taking a bit of a backseat to Fortnite in the general zeitgheist, but that doesn’t mean that it’s game over for the Battle Royale progenitor.

Always wanted to learn a little from your killers in PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds. Fortnite has had a spectator camera for ages now, and a new update finally brings it to PUBG.