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If you don't mind playing a different game with similar gameplay, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive has a battle royale game mode called Danger Zone. You may also want to try the original ARMA 3 mod which PUBG is based on.
If you still want to play PUBG, you can:
Unfortunately, I don't think the lack of Linux support in popular games is going to change unless Linux gets to about 20% or 30% market share.
Last edited by Talon1024 on 4 May 2024 at 7:10 am UTC