
PUBG Lite Download - What is PUBG Lite?
Here's our explainer guide for PUBG Lite, including how to download PUBG Lite, and more.
PUBG Lite might not be available in all regions now, but it's aimed at bringing the game to a PC market on the lower technical end. In our guide explaining PUBG Lite, we'll be going over all the details you need to know about the free version of the game, how to initiate the PUBG Lite download, the regions in which the game is available, and more.
PUBG Lite Explained
PUBG Lite is a free to play version of the battle royale game, PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds. Since the main version of the game on PC can be a bit technically demanding for PC setups on the lower end, PUBG Corp released this free to play version of the game, which is basically the same game, but downgraded.
PUBG Lite Maps
But don't think that because PUBG Lite is free, it sacrifices on content. You can still play on the same maps from the main game, including Erangel, Sanhok, Miramar, and the training mode, just with downgraded graphics.
PUBG Lite PC Specs
As with the main game of PUBG, PUBG Lite has both recommended and minimum system specs for your PC. You can check out the full list of minimum and recommended PUBG Lite PC specs just below.
PUBG Lite Minimum PC Specs
OS: Windows 7, 8, 10, 64bit CPU: Core i3 2.4GHz RAM: 4GB GPU: DirectX11 Intel HD Graphics 4000 HDD: 4GB
PUBG Lite Recommended PC Specs
OS: Windows 7, 8, 10, 64bit CPU: Core i5 2.8GHz RAM: 8GB GPU: DirectX11 NVIDIA Geforce GTX 660, or AMD Radeon HD 7870 HDD: 4GB
PUBG Lite Download
Although PUBG Lite might still be in the early access phase (as with the main game), you can download it straight away, whenever you want. Just head over to the official PUBG Lite website and hit the download button to initiate the sequence.
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