After its release in China, the battle royale genre gets another contender with the arrival of Playerunknown's Battlegrounds Mobile on the US (and Canada) stores for iOS and Android.

PUBG Mobile retains the same popular design of its console and PC versions: 100 players parachuting onto a large map, scavenge weapons and armor and gear, and engage in tense combat to be the last remaining player. The limits of the battlefield shrinks as the conflict rages on, bringing remaining players closer and closer, shifting tactics from evasion and hiding to more aggressive close-up combat. 

Powered by Unreal Engine 4, the mobile game boasts multiple graphical settings for different devices and player can team up to fight either solo, duos, or larger parties, with each configuration better suited for various strategies for survival. 

PUBG Mobile can be downloaded for free from the App Store and on Google Play.