PUBG Mobile Season 15 promises to reinvigorate the popular battle royale game with a series of major updates and tier rewards for players. The latest season is already underway, so let's go ahead and find out what you can expect. PUBG Mobile is the official spin-off of PlayerUnknown's survival game Battleground, and in many ways, the mobile version of PUBG has eclipsed its big brother, especially in terms of revenue. It was the highest-grossing game of May 2020, grossing €226 million for PUBG's parent company Tencent. That could change in the near future, as the game was recently banned in India. Therefore, PUBG Mobile is incredibly popular and with a constant wave of updates, new seasonal content and game modes for its dedicated player base, the game will continue to attract people. Here is what you need to know about PUBG Mobile Season 15.
When does PUBG Mobile season 15 start?
PUBG Mobile Season 15 is now available. You can download the game from both the App Store and Google Play, but the game is currently not available in India after it was banned. Android users can take advantage of PUBG Mobile's new Royal Pass Prime subscription service and enjoy exclusive benefits just for Prime players. Subscribers can get either 300 or 900 Royale Pass coupons each month, as well as access to Prime-exclusive aircraft ranking viewing benefits. The Prime subscription is only available on Android devices at the moment, but iOS users can apparently look forward to an upcoming collaboration with Apple in the future.What does PUBG Mobile Season 15 include?
The new theme for PUBG Mobile Season 15 is called 'BEYOND ACE' and it includes a new Royal Pass for players to level up. There are countless new cosmetic items to unlock, such as character skins, tasteful recreations of classic outfits, emotes, and unknown currency (PUBG Mobile's in-game currency) that players can earn. .With a flash, everything changed! ⚡ Experience the new era today! ? https://t.co/O5Q4sryFFg pic.twitter.com/OskKmctTZV September 9, 2020 PUBG Season 15 also promises to crack down on cheaters. With a new update to the anti-cheat system, you should encounter fewer hackers during a game. The anti-cheat system targets those who use auto-aim, weed hacks, and security exploits to give themselves an unfair advantage.
From October 9 to 15, 2.872.644 accounts were permanently suspended from accessing our game, for most reasons: ⬜ Auto-Aim Hacks⬜ X-Ray Vision⬜ Other small hacks pic.twitter.com/e6yTEIJzWl 16 de October 2020