PUBG Mobile is teaming up with Direct Relief to launch a donation campaign amid the ongoing pandemic. Called “Running Challenge for Donation”, the campaign will be held in-game until July 28th, and players who take part in this challenge are encouraged to run as far as possible in PUBG Mobile matches. Their sprinting distance, in fact, will get recorded and added to PUBG Mobile’s server milestone corresponding to a dollar donation.

Called “Running Challenge for Donation”, the campaign will be held in-game until July 28th.

The partnership between PUBG Mobile and the aforementioned humanitarian aid organization already came to the public on Twitter. An estimated donation of $1 million (about Rs 7.5 crore) is ready to support healthcare workers through Direct Relief, but the final figure may increase in size.

The challenge was announced on PUBG Mobile's Twitter page.

Of course, it’s all up to the length of in-game distance individual players will achieve in Classic Mode, thus leveling up the milestone tracker once more players dive into the challenge and they run more as well.
It’s all up to the length of in-game distance individual players will achieve in Classic Mode

Also, all members in the PUBG Mobile community can instead send a donation to this campaign directly through the official website of Direct Relief. Until now, the widespread COVID-19 virus hasn’t shown any signs of subsiding anytime soon, and such a dedicated initiate is expected to help people a lot in the battle against COVID-19.

PUBG Mobile has been updated with Royal Pass Season 14: Spark the Flame alongside a bunch of new features in tow, including level rewards, multi-formed gear skins, exclusive benefits for those opting in Prime subscription service. Prior to this, the game started launching a Nordic-style map named Livik, MK12 Marksman rifle, P90 SMG, and Monster Truck.

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