PUBG Mobile: Complete Guide to Collaboration with Dying Light: The Beast

PUBG Mobile x Dying Light: Halloween Zombie Invasion: Collaborative Event Guide

PUBG Mobile is collaborating with the survival horror game Dying Light: The Beast to introduce a zombie invasion this Halloween. In Classic mode, players will encounter Castor Woods structures in Livik and Erangel overrun by three types of zombies: Biters: Slow-moving but dangerous in groups. Virals: Fast and aggressive attackers. Carriers: Heavily armored with high health, using knockdown and carry attacks. Defeating the zombies allows access to the Safe Zone upstairs and exclusive collaboration rewards, including a baseball bat and a syringe containing a synthetic genome amplifier. Using the syringe triggers Beast mode, granting increased speed, damage resistance, and a powerful attack. Players can also experience the Dying Light: The Beast collaboration in a special Metro Royale event, where the rules remain the same, but players can extract and sell the syringe for profit.

PUBG Mobile's Wonderland World: Post-Apocalyptic Zombie Battle with Dying Light Rewards

Separately, PUBG Mobile is also introducing a "Wonderland World" mode, which immerses players in a post-apocalyptic map where they must fight through zombified environments to reach a darkened apartment. The mission involves finding a key to restore power and reach a safe shelter. Players will face five types of zombies, including Carriers and Virals. Success earns players rewards such as avatars, frames, and themed sets from Dying Light: The Beast, including Kyle Crane's outfit. Both the Metro Royale event featuring carrier zombies in Castor Woods (Livik and Erangel), and the opportunity to acquire Kyle Crane's avatar and outfit, run until November 4. The Wonderland World mode remains available until December 20.

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