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PUBG Mobile Partners with American Tourister for Luggage Collaboration

by Max Dec 24,2024

PUBG Mobile's latest collaboration is a surprising one: a partnership with luggage brand American Tourister! Starting December 4th, players can expect exclusive in-game items and a soon-to-be-revealed esports initiative.

This unusual pairing follows a long line of unexpected collaborations for PUBG Mobile, ranging from anime to automobiles. American Tourister, a well-known luggage brand, will be making its mark on the battlegrounds.

The most unique aspect? A limited-edition PUBG Mobile-themed version of American Tourister's Rollio bags. For players who want to showcase their battle royale passion while traveling, this is a must-have.

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More than just luggage

While the collaboration is certainly unconventional, it's typical of PUBG Mobile's diverse partnerships. While specific in-game items remain undisclosed, expect cosmetic or utility-based rewards. The esports component, however, is particularly intriguing.

To see how PUBG Mobile stacks up against other mobile multiplayer games, check out our list of the top 25 best multiplayer mobile games for iOS and Android.

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