PUBG: Black Budget, the eagerly awaited extraction shooter, has had its system requirements unveiled by PUBG Studios ahead of its Closed Alpha testing phase. This new addition to the PUBG franchise is set to excite fans with its innovative gameplay and engaging mechanics.
According to the announced specifications, the minimum system requirements for PUBG: Black Budget are as follows:
– Operating System: Windows 10 (Minimum), Windows 11 (Recommended)
– CPU: 6-core processor (Intel or AMD equivalent)
– GPU: NVIDIA RTX 2060 / AMD equivalent with a minimum of 8 GB VRAM
– RAM: 16 GB
– DirectX: Version 12
– Disk Space: 30 GB
– Internet: A stable broadband connection is required
Players curious about joining the Closed Alpha will be able to check their invitation status through the game’s Steam store page, where they will receive a notification and an email if invited. Notably, there is no Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) associated with the testing, allowing players to freely stream, record, and share gameplay footage during the alpha phase.
Apart from signing up, there are additional ways to participate in the testing. Once initiated, players can win test keys via Twitch and Chzzk Drops. As invitations are randomly distributed, watching selected streamers can be advantageous for players looking to secure a key quickly. However, players can only register using one method of access if they receive both an invitation and a key.
The Closed Alpha playtest will be accessible to players located in North America, Europe (including CIS), and Asia. Players who acquire keys through drops from outside these regions may encounter network stability issues during their gameplay experience.
As anticipation builds for the game’s launch, fans are encouraged to stay alert for opportunities to join the alpha and explore the new features and improvements in PUBG: Black Budget. This phase represents an exciting opportunity for the community to engage with the development process directly and contribute to shaping the final product.