In the game, up to 100 players (including Bot Players - virtual players controlled automatically by artificial intelligence) will parachute onto a large island. The player must then quickly pick up the supplies, weapons, vehicles, and equipment needed to survive, combined with killing other players and avoiding being killed by others. The available safe area of ​​the game map will shrink over time, pushing the remaining players into narrower areas to force them to clash with each other. The last player or last surviving 4-member team wins.[3] An early access version for the Microsoft Windows operating system on Steam was released in March 2017 and the full version was released on December 20, 2017. Also in December, the game was released by Microsoft Studios for Xbox. One via the Xbox Game Preview program. By early 2018, the Steam version had sold over thirty million copies and had the highest concurrent player count of over three million, making PUBG the most played game on Steam, while the Xbox One version had sold more than four million copies. The game is also localized and published in China by Tencent Games, including two different mobile versions specifically for this country, PUBG Mobile Timi and PUBG Mobile Lightspeed and Quantum. Then, in March 2018, Tencent Games and PUBG Corp combined to officially launch PUBG Mobile Lightspeed and Quantum international version (referred to as PUBG Mobile) with five types of servers: North America, South America. , Europe, Asia and KR/JP (Korea and Japan). Then, on November 26, 2018, PUBG Mobile Vietnam version was officially released on iOS devices by VNG under the cooperation of VNG, Tencent Games and PUBG Corporation (Bluehole), and on 27 then released for Android. Although only for the Vietnamese market, this version still connects to international servers. PUBG received rave reviews from critics during both Early Access and final release; reviewers found that while the game was still unfinished and had some technical flaws, PUBG introduced new gameplay styles that were easily accessible to players of all levels and might want to play again. The game received several nominations for the "Game of the Year" category and other major and minor awards in 2017, and is considered the defining game of the survival fighting genre. Several other video games, following the success of PUBG, have added Battle Royale modes, while several clones, mainly in China, have also appeared. PUBG Corporation held several mini tournaments and introduced in-game tools to help broadcast the game live to the audience, as they wanted the game to become a popular e-sport. , however, the game has also been banned in some countries for being deemed harmful, violent and addictive for young players.