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One of the first games I tested on Xbox Series X was PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds. As a boomer, it is still my favorite battle royale, but I play on PC. A big reason for that is the game runs at 30 frames per second on console. And I was disappointed that it still ran at that framerate even with the next-gen power of the new Xbox. But since then, PUBG Corp. launched an update for PUBG’s public test server that finally unlocks the framerate across all consoles. The result is that this last-player-standing shooter finally feels smooth and responsive on console.
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PUBG runs excellently on Xbox Series X. The battle royale averages 60 frames per second on Xbox Series X while hitting an average framerate of 55 on Xbox One X. This is when the game is in Framerate mode, which sets the resolution to 1080p.
Above: But things aren’t as close as they appear.
If you only look at the chart above, however, you might assume that the Xbox One X runs PUBG nearly as well as the Series X, but that isn’t the whole story. First, the framerate runs at a nearly locked 60fps on Series X with only the most minor hiccups. The One X is much more inconsistent, and you can feel that during gameplay.
As a quick note, if you notice visual differences between the two versions, those all come down to the time and weather changes on the map.
Screen tearing is distracting in PUBG on Xbox One X
Even more noticeable is the screen tearing on Xbox One X. This version has a ton of noticeable tearing because it happens all up and down image. I tend not to notice tearing if it happens near the top of the frame or when you start getting into super-high refresh rates. But at 60Hz and dozens of back-to-back tears right in the meaty part of the image, it’s really distracting.
The yellow lines in this picture represents a recent tear, and you’ll notice that isn’t happening at all on the Series X version.
Above: Lots ‘o tearing.
Overall, the Xbox Series X version feels like the way the game was meant to be played. It maintains a more consistent framerate, and it does so without creating unsightly tearing. If you plug a keyboard and mouse into your Series X, the experience is going to closely mimic the PC. And that’s high praise for this particular game.
Microsoft recently revealed more games that are coming to Xbox Game Pass on Console, PC, and Android devices. PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds (PUBG) has been available on Xbox Game Pass since November 2018, but it will now be available via cloud gaming (Project xCloud) for Android devices starting on October 29, 2020
Thirteen new games will be added to Xbox Game Pass in the coming days as noted in a post on Xbox Wire. In case you missed it, Microsoft added Age of Empires III on Xbox Game Pass for PC at launch earlier this month. Here is the list of all the other games that are being added to Xbox Game Pass.
- Carto (Console & PC) [email protected] – October 27
- Day of the Tentacle Remastered (Console & PC) – October 29
- Five Nights at Freddy’s (Android, Console & PC) [email protected] – October 29
- Full Throttle Remastered (Console & PC) – October 29
- Grim Fandango Remastered (Console & PC) – October 29
- ScourgeBringer (Android) [email protected] – October 29
- Unruly Heroes (Android, Console & PC) [email protected] – October 29
- Celeste (Android, Console & PC) [email protected] – November 5
- Comanche (PC) – November 5
- Deep Rock Galactic (Android, Console & PC) [email protected] – November 5
- Eastshade (Android, Console & PC) [email protected] – November 5
- Knights and Bikes (Console & PC) [email protected] – November 5
- Ark: Survival Evolved: Explorer’s Edition (Android, Console & PC) [email protected] – November 17
As OnMSFT reported last week, Microsoft is adding support for touch controls for more Xbox Game Pass games on Android to provide a more robust gaming experience without the need to connect to an Xbox controller. Microsoft recently added touch controls for the first time to Minecraft Dungeons on Xbox Game Pass, and is looking to expand touch support on more games using Android devices.
It is important to note that while we can expect new games added to Xbox Game Pass, there are six games leaving at the end of October, you can use your Xbox Game Pass membership discount to save up to 20% off before they leave for good on October 30.
Leaving October 30
- After Party (Console)
- LEGO Star Wars III (Console)
- Rise & Shine (Console)
- Tacoma (Console & PC)
- The Lord of the Rings: Adventure Card Game (Console & PC)
- The Red Strings Club (PC)
If you have yet to subscribe to Xbox Game Pass, we remind you that you can get your first month of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate for just $1. This premium tier includes Xbox Game Pass for Console, Xbox Game Pass for PC, Xbox Live Gold, plus access to over 100 Xbox games on Android via the Xbox Game Pass mobile app.