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eSports Insider · Jan 4

5 ways PUBG can stay relevant in 2026

Image credit: PUBG/Krafton Studios PUBG, developed by PUBG/Krafton Studios, maintains a peak of around 760,000 players on Steam, compared to 3,236,027 in January 2018.

Last year saw numerous improvements, including bug fixes and the end of support for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One consoles.

PUBG still made its mark in the esports scene, with the PUBG Global Championship 2025’s’ $1.5 million prize pool being awarded to FULL SENSE.

For 2026, PUBG/Krafton Studios needs to hone in on better anti-cheat systems and several engine improvements to be more relevant for new and existing players.

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