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Don't miss the Closed Alpha Teaser Trailer for PUBG: Black Budget, a first-person extraction shooter developed by PUBG Corporation. Players will infiltrate a remote island trapped in a time loop.

China’s National Press and Publication Administration (NPPA) on Thursday published its list of approved online games for November 2025, giving the green light to 184 titles. The batch includes six ...

Publisher KRAFTON and developer PUBG Studios have announced first-person tactical extraction shooter, PUBG: Black Budget, for PC via Steam. Closed alpha tests will run from December 12 to 14 and ...

Designed as an first-person perspective-first experience, PUBG: Black Budget is a tactical extraction shooter built around tension, survival, and the unknown. You are a Contractor, a hardened veteran ...

Image: PUBG Corporation/Krafton, Inc. "PUBG: Black Budget redefines the extraction shooter genre with a focus on exploration and discovery rather than pure survival and combat," reads a press release.

We learned in 2023 that PUBG was being fitted for an extraction shooter spinoff, referred to at the time as Project Black Budget. It was set to launch in the second half of 2024, but then 2024 came, ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Brendan "PlayerUnknown" Greene--the creator of PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds--has been working on his new open-world survival game, Prologue: Go ...

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Prologue: Go Wayback's stripped-back approach to the survival game genre has kept it firmly on my radar. It foregoes monsters and loot-hungry hostiles in favor of the most terrifying predator of all: ...

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