PUBG New State Mobile Reaches 10 Million Pre-Registrations On Google Play Store

Krafton’s recently announced title, PUBG: New State, has completed a fabulous 10 million pre-registrations on the Google Play Store. It achieved this milestone 43 days after the opening of the pre-registration.

This massive interest in Krafton’s new title is not shocking given the track record and success of its prequel, PUBG Mobile.

PUBG New State 10 Million Pre-Registrations

The game had opened pre-registrations on February 25th worldwide, except India, China, and Vietnam. It completed 1 million pre-registrations within three days while reaching the milestone of 5 million within five days.

Mobile battle royale games are breaking new records with every passing day. Games such as PUBG Mobile and Free Fire have been massively popular among gaming masses over the past two years.

In a recent post by Krafton, they revealed over 170 countries around the world participated in the advance pre-registration. Southeast Asia (22.6%) had the highest share, followed by America (19.3%), the Middle East (15.1%), Europe (15%), and East Asia (13.2%).

Today Krafton Inc. announced on twitter they’re planning to start the alpha testing for the title around second quarter of 2021.

We’re hard at work developing the game, but we hear you! Outside of 2021, we don’t have more details around a release date, but we’re happy to announce that we will host alpha tests for #PUBGNEWSTATE during Q2 2021 in a LIMITED number of regions. Stay tuned for more info.
— NEW STATE MOBILE (@NEWSTATEMOBILE) April 9, 2021

With this amount of interest in the new title, it would be interesting to see the fans’ response once the game releases globally. It’ll also be interesting to see when it releases in big markets like China and India.

With the companies working on developing and releasing new titles, mobile gaming fans worldwide are excited to witness what these new offerings bring to the table.

Also Read – Alpha Testing To Start For PUBG New State Mobile Later This Year