PUBG: New State crosses 10 million pre-registrations, alpha testing to start in selected regions
Selected regions could soon have their hands on the futuristic game.

Towards the end of February 2021, the PUBG Studio of KRAFTON revealed a successor of PUBG Mobile. Only a week later, the futuristic PUBG Mobile game had gathered about 5 million pre-registrations. However, there's no concrete word around the release date but PUBG Studio has confirmed that they will be carrying out alpha tests for the game during the second quarter of this year in selected regions.
We’re hard at work developing the game, but we hear you! Outside of 2021, we don’t have more details around a release date, but we’re happy to announce that we will host alpha tests for #PUBGNEWSTATE during Q2 2021 in a LIMITED number of regions. Stay tuned for more info.
— PUBG: NEW STATE (@PUBG_NEWSTATE) April 9, 2021
The tweet reads, "We’re hard at work developing the game, but we hear you! Outside of 2021, we don’t have more details around the release date, but we’re happy to announce that we will host alpha tests for #PUBGNEWSTATE during Q2 2021 in a LIMITED number of regions. Stay tuned for more info."
The second quarter has already commenced and lasts until June, so we could expect the next announcement very soon.
PUBG: NEW STATE crosses 10 Million Pre-Registrations
We’re happy to report that we’ve hit over 10 MILLION #PUBGNEWSTATE pre-registrations on #GooglePlay. We’re humbled by the community’s overwhelming response and can’t wait to share our new battlegrounds experience with you later in 2021. pic.twitter.com/WN3ptw3ylq
— PUBG: NEW STATE (@PUBG_NEWSTATE) April 9, 2021
The game is certainly garnering a lot of attraction, at least the pre-registration numbers are overwhelming. Having crossed 5 million in over a week on GooglePlay Store then, today the developer also reveals that it has breached the 10 million mark as well.
"Can’t wait to share our new battlegrounds experience with you later in 2021", said the developer. Revealed in the footage released at the time of the announcement, they're likely referring to the map TROI which is an 8x8 kilometres map - the same size of the most popular PUBG map Erangel but players in TROI will be able to help themselves with futuristic elements like drones and ballistic shields as the game is based in the year 2051.