Developers downgraded some of the tools in PUBG Mobile Lite to allow them to work smoothly on low-end or cheap Android smartphones. In order to reduce some of the load on the OS, the graphics and colors resemble early versions of the game.
In order to reduce some of the load on the OS, the graphics and colors resemble early versions of the game. Therefore, some areas, maps, characters, and textures experience a lower quality. The 'Settings' menu has also been changed and supports fewer languages.
There is one more change in this version of the action game. You will not be able to find the arsenal, crew and clan. Instead, the game provides access to Inventory, Rank, and Season tabs. Last but not least, PUBG Mobile Lite supports Royale Pass.
In the light version of the Android game, you can choose from two game modes, ie Arcade and Classic. While the former version can be used by up to 70 players at a time, the latter only supports 60-player rounds.
The development team hasn't changed the gameplay controls and mechanics. Therefore, you will see guns, vehicles, and inventory just like in the original game. However, PUBG Android Lite lacks the physics-driven features of the heavier version.