PUBG Mobile, Değişen Araziye Sahip Dinamik Yeni 3x3 KM Haritası Paramo'yu Piyasaya Sürmeye Hazırlanıyor

PUBG Mobile is gearing up for a major upgrade in its next version update, introducing a brand-new 3×3 KM battleground called Paramo. The map stands out as one of the game’s first truly dynamic environments, promising fresh mechanics and a completely new style of gameplay. Below is a breakdown of what players can expect from this upcoming addition.

Paramo Delivers a Unique Experience with Ever-Changing Landscapes

Paramo will be the first 3×3 KM map to arrive in PUBG Mobile, expanding the game’s growing collection of diverse battlegrounds. The developers have been steadily experimenting with new concepts—most recently with the Rondo map, which even replaced Sanhok in official tournaments. This marked a significant shift in competitive play, especially with the introduction of the recall system in both PUBG Mobile and BGMI events.

The Paramo map has been a fan favorite in PUBG PC for years, and it shares certain similarities with PUBG Mobile’s Aftermath—an enhanced and dynamic version of the popular Livik map. However, Paramo takes the concept even further with features the mobile version has never seen before.

No Hot Drops, Dynamic Layouts, and Environmental Hazards

One of Paramo’s defining traits is its changing layout. Because the map shifts every match, players won’t find traditional hot-drop zones. Instead, they’ll face unpredictable conditions and environmental dangers, including active lava flows and transforming terrain, which force constant adaptation.

Another major addition is the introduction of helicopters in a classic map—something that has never been available before. Until now, the paraglider has been the only aircraft in classic mode. With helicopters entering the meta, mobility, strategy, and combat dynamics are expected to evolve dramatically.

Release Timeline and Community Expectations

According to early reports, Paramo is slated to release with the next PUBG Mobile version update, with testing set to begin in the upcoming beta build, expected to roll out in mid-December.

The community’s response to PUBG Mobile’s latest maps—Karakin and Rondo—has been lukewarm. Whether Paramo can break that trend and become the next fan favorite remains to be seen.