Major changes are afoot for the battle royale game PUBG, as it's been announced that the popular multiplayer game is getting destructible environments and switching to Unreal Engine 5.

PUBG is being moved from Unreal Engine 4 to Unreal Engine 5, which will bring among other features destructible environments to the game.

Called InZoi, the life simulator features gameplay similar to The Sims but uses Unreal Engine 5 to present far more realistic graphics.

Krafton, renowned for PUBG, revealed a departure from battle royales by showcasing a Sims-like game developed in Unreal Engine 5 named InZoi during G-STAR 2023 in South Korea.

Krafton, the studio behind battle royale PUBG, is trying something different: a Sims competitor built in Unreal Engine 5. Krafton showed off the game during G-STAR 2023, an international gaming ...

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In its 2024 roadmap for the game, the publisher revealed that PUBG will transition to Unreal Engine 5 this year to make it future-proof for the coming years – and enable the creation of user ...

PUBG PC 2025 Roadmap: Krafton Reveals Upcoming Anti-Cheat Measures, Shift Towards Unreal Engine 5, and More Krafton is strengthening its anti-cheat system to combat cheaters.