Asian Games PUBG Mobile Guide

PUBG Mobile is an official medal event at the Asian Games, played as the PUBG Mobile Asian Games Version with national teams. It made its debut as a medal event at the Hangzhou Asian Games, where the format was a modified version of the game built around racing and target shooting rather than direct combat. Its later appearance returned to battle royale play, which is the format most fans know from the regular game.

National teams are entered by their Olympic committees and first play through qualifiers before reaching the finals. The finals are played as battle royale matches across the game's maps, with points coming from how long a team survives and how many opponents it knocks out. The format rewards squads that rotate well and stay alive late, not just squads that chase fights.

Pakistan took bronze in the PUBG Mobile final, finishing behind Thailand, who took gold, and China, who took silver. The bronze was decided by a narrow margin over Indonesia and Vietnam, who finished just behind Pakistan. The official medal record lists the Pakistani players as Muhammad Huzaifa, Shayan Asad, Falak Sher Memon, Hasnain Rahman and Syed Sameer, and the medal was one of Pakistan's medals at those Games.

Watch the official broadcasts and the event's results system for standings, since fan-run tables can disagree on point totals. If you want to build the same squad skills at home, the daily PUBG Mobile custom room is a good place to practise rotations and late-game positioning against real teams. And if you are building an account for competitive play, read the PUBG account buying guide before spending anything.