Dying Light: The Beast x PUBG Mobile - Official Collaboration Trailer
Check out the PUBG Mobile Collaboration Trailer for Dying Light: The Beast, the hit first-person action parkour zombie game developed by Techland.Players can head to the Dying Light Outpost to access a new quest to follow airdrops, unlocking a suite of PUBG Mobile-themed items. The PUBG Mobile Collaboration quest for Dying Light: The Beast is available now through November 21 for PlayStation 5 (PS5), Xbox Series X|S, and PC.
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