More ways to play PUBG

In 2017, the name of a title that did not belong to a traditional studio began to circulate in the video game community. Not even the modality was one of the most popular at the time. Probably not even its developer, Brendan Greene, imagined that his creation Playerunknown's Battlegrounds would revolutionize the scene of the electronic games industry from that moment.
Playerunknown's Battlegrounds (better known as PUBG) is a battle royale type game where players fall with a parachute on a map without weapons or protection. Users must collect items to protect themselves and eliminate the rest of the enemies as the map shrinks over time. The last survivor wins the game. In the beginning PUBG was only available for PC through the Steam platform and a recurring question was asked about the game distributed by Bluehole, where to play PUBG?
With the success of the title that today has millions of players came the version for consoles and the edition that can be downloaded for mobile phones, PUBG Mobile. To the possibilities that it already had, from April 28 a new way of playing PUBG arrives and it will be through Stadia.

Play without downloads

The latest news about PUBG report that the game that installed the battle royale modality in 2017 adds to the Stadia catalog. The platform belongs to Google and the main feature is that the available titles are not downloaded but are played by streaming. People buy them and can access them from devices and systems that support Stadia.
In November 2019 Google announced the launch of a premium version of the service with the name of Stadia Pro that would cost 9.99 euros per month. Unlike the free version, players will receive significant discounts in the paid mode, one free game per month and the option to reproduce the products in better image quality.
In the context of the progression of the disease of the coronavirus pandemic, Google released access to Stadia Pro for two months and suspended for the same amount of time for those players who were already registered.

PUBG at Stadia Pro

On April 28th through a digital event called Stadia Connect, Google announced that PUBG would be at Stadia among the new titles being added to the catalog.
From the official PUBG site they made a special post dedicated to the novelty. In the statement they said they were very excited to be part of the Stadia platform and that they made a great effort to join the family of Google's video game streaming program.
The latest news about PUBG and the possibility of playing for free, since Stadia offers two months of the Pro version at no charge, also brings unprecedented news for the version of the Google entertainment platform. Exclusive skins, items, parachutes, and the Survivor Pass: Cold Front is the Season 7 Battle Pass that grants access to over 100 items to unlock over the latest update.
In addition, the special edition of PUBG in Stadia, which bears the name of Pioneer Edition, also offers players the possibility of acquiring the exclusive Upgrade Package for users of Stadia Pro called Chicken Dinner. The expansion adds 6,000 G-coin (premium in-game currency to get in-system items), skin sets, and items.
The version of the game developed by Greene is available on servers in North America and Europe and also has the important novelty of allowing the game between users of both PCs and consoles, which is known as crossplay.

The news about PUBG and the arrival at Stadia are very important for the video game industry. Not only because thanks to the two months without charge that Google currently provides the Stadia Pro version, PUBG can be played for free, but also because having in the catalog a title as relevant as the popular battle royale shows Stadia's intentions to position itself as a serious and weighty offer in an industry with heavy competitors such as consoles or the download site for PC Steam.