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PUBG’s official 2025 roadmap is here, and the biggest news? A massive upgrade to Unreal Engine 5 (UE5). Since their launch, PUBG has been running on Unreal Engine 4. But now? It’s time for a major leap forward.
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Why is PUBG moving to Unreal Engine 5?
According to the roadmap, this transition is crucial for PUBG’s future. The game is currently in the pre-production phase of the shift, with one key goal: better graphics without changing core mechanics.
Here’s what UE5 brings to the table:
- Enhanced visuals that make battles feel more immersive
- More scalability for smoother performance across different devices
- Better optimization to improve FPS and stability
The transition won’t happen overnight, though. Developers plan a gradual rollout to ensure a smooth experience for players.
What to Expect from PUBG’s Unreal Engine 5 Upgrade
The good news? PUBG will still feel like PUBG.
Instead of reinventing the game, the focus is on refining what already works. That means:
- The same tactical gunplay, but with smoother animations
- More detailed environments without losing performance
- A seamless transition with minimal disruption
For now, there’s no official release date. But stay tuned more details are coming soon.
PUBG Joins Other Games Using Unreal Engine 5
PUBG isn’t the first big multiplayer game to switch to UE5. Other heavyweights have already made the jump, including:
- Fortnite: Epic Games’ flagship battle royale
- Valorant: Riot’s tactical shooter (currently testing UE5)
- Delta Force: Black Hawk Down – The upcoming reboot
- Marvel Rivals: Moved from UE4 to UE5 for better performance
With Unreal Engine 5, PUBG is gearing up for its next evolution. Expect smoother gameplay, breathtaking visuals, and future updates pushing the game further.
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