In a surprising twist, PUBG: Battlegrounds has introduced a dating simulator as part of a limited-time April Fool’s Day event. This unique venture is the result of a collaboration between Krafton and ReLU Games, an AI-driven game development studio. Players can look forward to various endings that reward them with in-game items such as nameplates and sprays.
According to the official PUBG website, the event titled “Winner Winner Romantic Dinner”invites players to interact with personified versions of iconic in-game weapons. Featured characters include a red-haired woman representing the Molotov Cocktail, a blue-eyed femme named AKM, a dark-haired beauty named AUG, and the golden-eyed KAR98K. The event runs from April 1 to April 29, with the catchy tagline, “Gear up, or in this case, Rizz up!”
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Experience Dating with PUBG Weapons in “Winner Winner Romantic Dinner”
Yes, It’s As Unusual As It Sounds
During this whimsical event, players of PUBG: Battlegrounds will step into the shoes of a high school student gearing up for a school festival, set against the immersive backdrop of the PUBG universe. This dating simulator features branching storylines that could lead to three distinct endings. As players navigate through this unique narrative, they have the chance to earn Contraband Coupons and nameplates, with additional rewards like 500 G-Coins, emblems, and sprays waiting for those who manage to uncover all three endings.
To get started, players need to log in using their Krafton ID or access the event via the in-game banner. It’s suggested that players enable microphone access to fully engage in the interactive mini-games involved. Currently, it’s essential to note that this event is not accessible on PlayStation or Xbox browsers, meaning players can only participate via mobile devices or PC.
The Rise of Parody Dating Sims as April Fool’s Day Pranks
Absurd Fun Awaits
This isn’t the first instance of a game introducing a parody dating simulator for April Fool’s Day. Another title, Palworld, is rumored to release a dating simulator for the occasion this year. Valorant previously rolled one out called the Love Event in 2021. These novelty dating simulators have become a playful tradition that allows players to enjoy their favorite games while collecting in-game rewards.
While engaging with dated weapons as romantic interests may seem unconventional, fans are likely to appreciate the humor in PUBG: Battlegrounds turning its weaponry into lovable characters, evoking the charm seen in indie games like Boyfriend Dungeon. Looking ahead, players can anticipate even more whimsical experiences during future April Fool’s celebrations for this long-standing game.
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