Sanhok may be half the size of your regular PUBG battleground, ... Paradise Resort, and Cave areas. These have more instances of rare loot, ...

PLAYERUNKNOWN’S BATTLEGROUNDS (PUBG) has sold over 70 million units to date, celebrating the milestone with the season 8 update and remastered Sanhok ...

To celebrate selling 70 million units, Player Unknown's Battlegrounds is releasing a remastered Sanhok map for the upcoming Season 8.The jungle location has been converted into an "overgrown ...

PUBG’s Update 8.1 with the Sanhok rework will be available on test servers starting July 15th for PC and July 20th for consoles. Season 8 officially starts on July 22nd for PC, July 30th ...

Sanhok is a 4km x 4km map (one fourth the size of Erangel or Miramar). Although games tend to end a little more quickly on this tiny island, battles are still massive.

RETURN OF SANHOK. As you may have already heard from our 2022 DEV PLAN, Sanhok’s appearance of when it was first released – yes, with Bootcamp’s lobster-shaped building, Docks, Ruins, Quarry ...

PUBG players can enjoy another romp around Sanhok in the latest iteration of the map's Experimental Test Server. Courtesy of an official Steam post, here are the dates, times and patch notes you ...

Sanhok is 4km x 4km map (one fourth the size of Erangel or Miramar). Although games tend to end a little more quickly on this tiny island, battles are still massive. Every game still features 100 ...

PUBG Sanhok Map & $9.99 Pass Live Now, Event Items Not Tradeable/Marketable. ... BEACH SHIRT, TWISTY TOP, and PARADISE BOTTOM: Enjoy the tropical conditions of Sanhok in these Summer-themed outfits!

Bluehole celebrated the full launch of PUBG 1.0 out of its preview phase on Xbox One by adding the small map Sanhok, which debuted on PC back in June, and a special Event Pass. Unfortunately ...

First, we have the QBU, a 5.56mm DMR that's going to replace the Mini-14 on Sanhok. This bullpup weapon holds ten rounds by default in the magazine, expandable to 20 with an extended mag attachment.

A new exploit is found in PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds' new map, Sanhok, which allows players to completely disappear from view and easily get the jump on opponents.