PUBG Corporation have today announced that their battle royale game PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds has sold over 70 million units to date. The developer are celebrating this huge milestone with a fresh batch of content in Season 8.

TSM's PUBG squad seems to be doing much better than the LoL lineup as the team came up first in PCS 1 Europe 2020 after mounting a great comeback on the last day of the competition.

PCS 1 is getting to the stages where creme of the crop remains and the biggest name in esports are duking it out for $200,000 prize pool. Here is when and where to watch their matches.

PC players can now enjoy the latest update in PUBG while console players will have to wait another week. It brings vehicle rebalance, a new throwable and more esports.

PUBG had a wild ride in Season 7, from the Vikendi map rework, over the bots and ranked later on to the announcement of new esports matches. We bundled the update recap with a Dinoland merch giveaway, valid for EU citizens.

PUBG has had a rough patch 7.2 but thankfully the patch 7.3 will not be adding any more bots. At least as far as the notes are concerned, since they focused on other things like vehicle durability changes and C4, the new throwable.

PUBG's safeguards against cheaters that included SMS verification haven't panned out exactly as the devs hoped. Now they are amping up their anti-cheat measures.

PUBG is joining the #PlayApartTogether movement by holding a free weekend event. The event will also see the game enjoy a 50 per cent discount, for everyone who wants to continue going after the chicken dinner.

PUBG update 7.2 has arrived and brought along the ranked mode as well as the bots. The intent behind bots seems to have been to ease newcomers into the game but many are calling them the doom of the popular battle royale.

A brand new update is now live on PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds test server. 7.2 patch brings the long-awaited Ranked Mode, weapon balance tweaks, and changes to Gas Tank.