PUBG Adds New 8v8 Team Deathmatch Mode on PC and Console

PUBG gets 8vs8 Team Deathmatch mode on PC and consoles

Taking cues from its uber-popular mobile counterpart, PUBG has introduced quite a few features for PC and console gamers. The latest improver to PUBG comes in the course of a new "Arcade" section for quick and action-packed gunplay. The Arcade department brings along the much-rumored 8 vs viii Team Deathmatch fashion in tow.

The new 'Arcade' section sits under the Play tab, next to the 'Public Match' option in the game's lobby. Hither you volition find the newly added 'Team Deathmatch' mode that pits an eight-person team against each other. It'southward available only in FPP mode and you volition exist thrown into the action in one of the vii dissimilar battlegrounds.

The 2 fundamental aspects where the 'Team Deathmatch' gameplay differs from PUBG's battle royale style are the Spawn Kits and the ability to respawn when you are taken down. I mean, nosotros all know how Team Deathmatches work. Hither, y'all tin choice from among 2 AR kits, 2 DMR kits, two SR kits, 1 SMG kit, and ane Shotgun kit. Whatever suits your play fashion. Just like PUBG Mobile, you will briefly remain invulnerable after respawning.

Friendly burn down is disabled in this style and you now have a boost gauge, which fills on the basis of kills and assists in the game. It will come in handy when an enemy manages to drain your wellness in a firefight. If you don't take damage for the side by side 5 seconds, y'all will run into your health regenerate while the boost gauge is depleted.

Squad Deathmatch in PUBG involves 3 rounds of gameplay. The offset team to accomplish l kills or the highest kills in x minutes wins the round. You'll need to win two rounds to attain victory.

PUBG has cherry-picked locations (cornered off past the bluish zone) from the 4 existing maps, including Podvosto from Vikendi, the Docks of Sanhok, and Stalber from Erangel among others. You can run out into the bluish zone, lose some health, simply gain points on enemies by bringing them down.

As you might have noticed in the arcade anteroom screen above, PUBG also appears to be working on other new game modes apart from Team Deathmatch that was launched today. Maybe we go a Payload- or RageGear-manner game in PUBG for PC and consoles to amplify the gunplay experience. Wouldn't that exist crawly? Share your thoughts in the comments below.