Battlegrounds is effectively a Spiritual Successor to his original mods.
The game's lead designer, Brendan "PlayerUnknown" Greene, previously developed the mod DayZ: Battle Royale for the ARMA 2 DayZ mod, which used the same basic premise, and was later ported to ARMA 3. And functioning vehicles scattered around the map can help players travel long distances (a must for anyone far outside of the safe zones). Planes will also drop crates full of items that players can loot-if they have the courage to go loot them, that is. The "Red Zone", a random area on the map targeted by artillery, also tries to keep players moving around. As the match continues, a massive wall of electricity forces players into smaller conflict zones so they will ultimately move around the map and confront each other. Once a player lands on the map, they are fair game a wholly-unarmed player can be killed before they even have a chance to loot a building. The match ends when there is only one person (or team) left standing. At the beginning of each match, up to 100 players airdrop into a map to loot weapons, ammunition, and support items from the abandoned buildings therein so that they can survive the battle.
Players can fight each other on the Battlegrounds in solo "every man for himself" matches, or they can team up with a friend (duos) - or two or three (squads) - to fight against other teams. While the "core" version of the game is currently only available on PC via Steam, official editions with slightly different content are also available on Xbox One, PlayStation 4, iOS, and Android, with the mobile versions handled by Tencent Games' Lightspeed & Quantum development team. PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (often shortened to PUBG) is a popular last-man-standing online shooter developed by the eponymous PUBG Corporation, a subsidiary of TERA creators Bluehole Studios (as of 2019, Krafton Game Union).
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