New State Mobile Introduces Mileage Points to Offer Special Rewards to Gamers

Krafton is also offering special rewards to gamers to celebrate 100 days since the game was launched.

By David Delima | Updated: 21 February 2022 13:09 IST

New State Mobile Introduces Mileage Points to Offer Special Rewards to Gamers

Photo Credit: Krafton

Gamers will have to exchange Mileage Points before the sale duration for that crate ends

Highlights

New State Mobile was previously called PUBG New State
Mileage Points are crate-specific and have an expiry date
New State Mobile is celebrating its 100th-day anniversary

New State Mobile has introduced a new Mileage System for rewards in the popular battle royale game. Gamers can now accumulate Mileage Points by opening certain crates in the game, which can be exchanged for special rewards once they reach a certain number, according to developer Krafton. New State Mobile also recently introduced a special Round Deathmatch — with rewards such as Chicken Medals, Royale Chest Tickets, and in-game currency — to celebrate the completion of 100 days since the game was launched.

Gamers who open certain crates using NC and Chicken Medals (in game currency) or Crate Tickets in New State Mobile will receive Mileage Points, Krafton recently announced. Different types of Mileage Points can be exchanged for a specific set of rewards. However, Krafton explains that when a crate's sales period ends, all Mileage Points collected from that crate will expire, which means gamers will have to use them up while the crate is on sale.

Gamers must collect a specific type of points by opening a corresponding crate. An icon will show up in the new Mileage gauge bar. It will help notify once enough points have been collected to claim a special reward. Tapping the icon will allow gamers to exchange the Mileage Points for a special reward, according to Krafton.

The developer also recently announced a special Round Deathmatch event that began on February 18 and ends on February 24. New State Mobile has introduced two new Deathmatch challenges and will offer rewards to 100 gamers who meet specific conditions. Gamers can participate in both events and will be eligible to receive rewards for both challenges.

As part of the first 100th-day challenge, Krafton will pick 50 random players from among those who have won the most Round Deathmatch games during the event period. Meanwhile, as part of the second 100th day challenge, another 50 gamers will be selected from gamers who have played the most Round Deathmatch games until February 24. Rewards for the 100th Day challenges include 10 Chicken Medals, 10 Royale Chest Tickets, and 10,000 BP (in game currency), according to Krafton.

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New State Mobile

REVIEW
KEY SPECS
NEWS

Good
PC-like gameplay
New weapons, cars, and maps
Drones, revival and recruit system keeps the game engaging
Much better graphics and lighting
Futuristic elements

Bad
Cannot port old account into PUBG: New State
A couple of bugs and glitches that can be irritating
Demands a lot from your smartphone in terms of graphical prowess

Read detailed Krafton New State Mobile review

Genre Shooter

Platform Android, iOS, iPadOS

Modes Multiplayer

Series PUBG

PEGI Rating 12+

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