PUBG Mobile introduced a new prehistoric museum in Vikendi Snow Map. Here is what to expect. Continue reading to find out more...
PUBG MOBILE NEW PREHISTORIC MUSEUM |
PUBG Mobile 12.0 Beta is a very controversial Update. It is not a terrible update by any means, but users all around the world lost their cool when they encountered the new companion/Pet feature. Users were disappointed, some even felt that PUBG Mobile is trying to be Fornite. You can find more here- PUBG MOBILE UPDATE: IS PUBG BECOMING FORTNITE?
Anyway, today let's hold all our disappointments at bay and talk about something which might give us some new hope!
PUBG MOBILE PREHISTORIC MUSEUM
Thanks to Software Hindi we got a quick look into it.
WHERE IS IT LOCATED?
The museum is located in the Vikendi Map near Dinopark.Position in Map |
Once you land on the marked position, you will see a volcano. There was a snowy volcano theme in PUBG PC it kind of reminds us of that.
Step in and you are in the PUBG mobile prehistoric museum.
WHAT'S INSIDE?
The walls and ceiling are decorated with cave paintings and images of dinosaurs. Along with that, there are paintings of dinosaurs on the walls.The main attraction is though, the dinosaur skeleton at the centre. It is in a glass display. And before you ask, the glass is unbreakable.
Dinosaur Skeleton |
It is too early to speculate anything, but that doesn't stop fan theories. In fact, some fans think that soon dinosaurs will be added in the game. Not long ago, PUBG Mobile China added a new monster mode before Chinese New year where you and your team take down monsters after being dropped in. Will you be interested if PUBG Mobile adds dinosaurs in the game? Will it be like Jurassic Park? Let us know in the comments below. Here are a few more images of the museum.
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