Resorting to some serious number crunching and incredibly clever employment of statistical analyses, developer of The End Is Nigh Tyler Glaiel has basically leaked Steam's player numbers for 13,000 most popular games on Valve's platform.

As per usual, Lord Gaben's little helpers have posted the most sold and played Steam games across four categories - Top Sellers, Top New Releases, Top Selling VR Games and Most Simultaneous Players, all of them ranked in four brackets.

Update number 17 landed today on PUBG's test server, introducing several fixes and a few visual tweaks on the game's latest map Sanhok, as well as the PUBG Global Invitational flavoured overhaul of the lobby, BGM and loading screen.

Bluehole's legal goon squad is at it again but their sights are now set on Skin Tracker, which is a site collecting and publishing data mined cosmetic content. The first thing Skin Tracker did? They switched to publishing Fortnite content.

It seems that PUBG's community has got what it asked for but not what it deserved, because the newly added Event Pass is here to stay and with an unchanged price, even though PUBG Corp have announced several changes to the system.

Victory court royale, am I right? Anyway, it turns out that Greene and Co have retracted their lawsuit against Epic Games in South Korea, where PUBG accused the developer of Fortnite: Battle Royale of stealing their intellectual property.

PUBG Corp have announced a battle pass system, in this case called event pass, which will launch along with Sanhok map on 22 June 2018. A day later, Bluehole also announced they will be compensating players wrongfully banned for cheating.

Greene and Co's decision to offer the first ever Steam discount on PUBG is not as straightforward as you may think and even though PUBG Corp says the reason is the milestone of 50 million sold copies, we all know the reason why it's there.

Taking time from their busy schedule of asset flipping and suing Fortnite, PUBG Corp have revealed that PUBG's update #15 will add the new map Sanhok, along with an assault rifle exclusive to the map called QBZ95, which replaces the SCAR-L.

PUBG Corp and Bluehole are continuing with big development leaps for PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds and the latest announcements for the future content are in the game are the addition of ballistic shields and a new map in a winter setting.