Battle Royale Shoot, who started all this, Playerunknown’s Battlegrounds, confirmed that this is another final support of the title of the Live Service for the PS4 console. From November 13, 2025, PUBG will be available and served only on PS5, Xbox Series X | S and PC.
IN Blog post on the PUBG websiteThe studio claims that it has made this decision to ensure a “more stable game environment on the console and provide a smoother, more smooth impression with future updates.” People playing on PS5 “improved visualizations and more stable frame indicators. In addition, we expect to reduce failure problems through memory optimization.”
To achieve this, PUBG will not be available on PS4 or Xbox One after maintenance of the server on November 13. “It was not a decision made slightly. It arises after a long and careful consideration, in the pursuit of further growth and long -term future of the PUBG console.”
Of course, logging in to the same PSN account on PS5, which you used on PS4, will see your profile, shopping and progress. Interestingly, for players who cannot continue to play on PS5, it seems that the programmer is open to offering phrases.
“Battlegrounds Plus and PUBG: Battlegrounds will be served in accordance with the policy and return of each platform,” says the blog post. “For more information, please contact your platform customer service.”
After the PUBG update based on PS5, it will operate on 60 frames per second in a resolution of 1440p. On PS5 PRO it will be a resolution of 2160p at 60 fps. “Supported specifications of current generation consoles have been determined on the basis of a extensive technical review and internal tests to ensure the most stable and optimized PUBG console gameplay.”
From the blog post, here is a comparison of what the game looks like before the transition, and what it looks like after:
This is the second significant live service game that confirms that it stops PS4 support in a week, like The influence of Genshin It is also removed from the last generation console in April 2026.
