Recently, PUBG has officially become free, and all players can directly participate in the chicken eating battlefield, and this transformation has led to a large number of new players pouring into the game. Steam data shows PUBG peaked at 660,000 live online players today, soaring to second place behind CS:GO.
While that's not enough compared to the more than 3 million players online in real time at its peak, it's already doubled when compared to the recent spike in the number of online players.
With the arrival of a large number of new players, the number of STEAM reviews of PUBG has also increased significantly, and there are many positive and negative reviews. Some players thanked the game for being free, and some players thought that the game was free to "backstabb" itself. However, the free policy brings benefits, but also inadvertently leads to a reduction in the cost of opening and hanging, and the bad reviews include a lot of complaints about such situations.