We know it's hard to believe that PUBG: Battlegrounds has been around for five years already, but Krafton's 5th Anniversary celebrations are in full swing and PUBG's developers have revealed an exciting look at what to expect from the free-to-play battle royale next year. The PUBG 2022 roadmap has arrived and a Sanhok rollback headlines a solid set of updates.
In the second quarter, between April 2022 and June 2022, PUBG's oldest small map is going to return to its original state. We don't have a specific release date yet, but 'PUBG_Sheepy' (the PUBG subreddit community coordinator) has explained that the developers "attempted a few changes in an effort to modernize Sanhok" over the years, but players still prefer the original map at the end of the day - at least the majority of players do, anyway.
A new 7.76mm assault rifle, improvements to PUBG's training mode, and a balancing update for Paramo are all also scheduled for release in the second quarter. However, the PUBG 2022 roadmap reveals that there's more to come in the following months.
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