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Playerunknown’s Battlegrounds (PUBG) has made its mark as one of the more popular multiplayer games today, with its take on the online survival shooter. Its reputation had made it all the way to China, where game publisher Tencent released what looks to be a clone game for mobile on its test servers.
Tencent has not published the official name of the game, although the Chinese gamers colloquially call it “Tian Tian Parachute”, which literally means Everyday Parachute. The name starts to make sense when you know how the game works, as much as like PUBG, players start by parachuting off a plane, where they will then begin scavenging for equipment.
Survival is the key objective here as well too, so everything will be familiar if you have had experience with PUBG. As the safe area in the map starts to shrink, you are more likely to encounter other players, which is when the killing really begins.
