Krafton has revealed the PUBG: Battlegrounds roadmap for 2025, and while no new map is on the way this year, you can expect lots of major world updates, as well as destructible terrain being introduced to more maps, new gameplay features, and more.
As revealed in a news post on the PUBG website, the 2025 roadmap revolves around three pillars: “exciting new content”, “enhancing the live service”, and “long-term sustainability”.
With regards to new content for PUBG, “major world updates” will be introduced at the end of the year. Krafton says no new map will be introduced, but that the “old beloved maps” will be transformed with “completely new ways to experience them”.
As well as world updates, you can also look forward to the destructible terrain feature, which was first introduced as part of 2024’s roadmap, being introduced to the Taego, Miramar, and Erangel maps.
Additionally, Krafton is promising that 2025 will bring further improvements to PUBG‘s “player actions, vehicles, and items”, and the team is also “working on diversifying and polishing player actions”.
The developer also promises more collaborations and “co-development with external studios”, announcing that the planned Payday crossover, which will be co-developed with Starbreeze Studios, is scheduled for “the first half of next year”.
As for this year, PUBG is getting collaborations with two “top-tier automotive brands”, as well as new artist collabs and more “player-driven collaborative content”. There’s tons on the way for PUBG this year, and you can check out the full 30-minute roadmap video right here.
There’s also tons of information in the aforementioned post about how Krafton intends to improve PUBG‘s live service elements, the game’s transition to current-gen consoles later this year, and more. You can read it in full here.
PUBG: Battlegrounds is available to play for free right now on PC, PlayStation, and Xbox.
