[Mobile Games] See how the PUBG Vikendi Reborn map transformed in this cinematic

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The rebuilt map of PUBG Vikendi Reborn is full of visual details and new terrain that will definitely change the game system.

The map has been completely rebuilt from the ground up. It will also be accompanied by the return of the Snowmobile, a vehicle that has been attached to the snowy map in the past and will return alongside the rebuilt Vikendi.

 

The new map contains a lot of changes that extend from the terrain, which has become diverse and covered with snow, to visual effects such as wind movement, snow intensity, and falling rain, which will greatly affect the gameplay.

 

Also, in one of the scenes in the video above, we will see how the player collided with a bear when he stormed a cave. This means that you will not only face competitive players, but also a new type of enemy that knows no mercy.

Over the past week, the game's social accounts have been teasing us for the big Vikendi update with posts like the one below that show off mini-screenshots of the Vikendi Reborn map. We can see different points of interest highlighted throughout the broader overview of the map along with a pixelated image showing specific areas that players will likely be able to land in when they play the game on the new map.

In addition to this awesome video teaser, the trailer also showed the return of the Snowmobile. Based on what we've seen so far, it's just a snowmobile and nothing more. However, it's still worth noting, since the PUBG team says it's been "improved" along with the new map in general.

Also, one of the new tools that will be available with the next update is the performance of the “crowbar” or “crowbar” that you will be able to use to unlock locked doors and collect more resources. Also, this tool can be used to fight enemies.

The PUBG Vikendi Reborn map is now available on all home platforms and PC. But we do not know whether there is an intention to launch it also for the smartphone version or not.

 

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