The PUBG Players Masters Invitational is set to captivate fans worldwide as it heads to the vibrant city of Seoul, South Korea. Announced by KRAFTON, this thrilling event promises a series of intense battles featuring top-tier teams. As Seoul gears up to host this spectacular gaming competition, excitement is building among players and spectators alike.
Global Teams Gather for a Showdown in Seoul
From December 19th to December 21st, the invitational will showcase 16 elite teams from regions including China, EMEA, the Americas, Korea, Thailand, and Vietnam. These teams will converge at PUBG Seongsu, the dynamic cultural hub developed by KRAFTON specifically for their renowned battle royale title. The PUBG Players Masters Invitational will bring together professional gamers, streamers, influencers, and community creators, enhancing the event’s appeal with a blend of competitive and entertainment experiences.
Unique Gaming Format and Key Participants
The competition will spotlight matches in the Third-Person Perspective (TPP) mode, a popular format introduced globally with the PUBG Players Tour earlier this year. This mode provides a fresh angle for fans, enhancing their viewing experience across five major regions. The daily action kicks off at 10:00 AM KST (1:00 AM BST), featuring prominent teams such as EMEA’s Natus Vincere (NAVI) and Twisted Minds, Korea’s T1 and Gen.G, and China’s JDG Esports and 17 Gaming.
Seoul Invitational Follows Major Championships
Before making their way to Seoul, many teams will first compete in the prestigious PUBG Global Championship (PGC) in Bangkok, held from November 28th to December 14th. This event will see 33 teams vying for a share of the $1.5 million prize pool. Concurrently, the PUBG Mobile Global Championship (PMGC) will take place, featuring a $3 million prize pool. Both tournaments are part of the grand PUBG UNITED 2025, an event that merges PUBG and mobile championships, creating a unified spectacle for esports enthusiasts.