PUBG Mobile is teaming up with luggage maker American Tourister in an unexpected partnership, launching exclusive in-game items and esports initiatives starting December 4th. The collaboration will include limited-edition Rollio bags featuring PUBG Mobile branding.
American Tourister, a globally recognized luggage brand, is making its mark on the PUBG Mobile battlefield. This partnership adds to PUBG Mobile's already extensive list of diverse collaborations, ranging from anime to automobiles. The in-game offerings remain largely undisclosed, but speculation points towards cosmetic items or other helpful additions. The esports component, however, is generating significant anticipation.
The most striking aspect of this collaboration is the release of limited-edition Rollio bags adorned with PUBG Mobile themes. This provides players a unique way to showcase their passion for the battle royale game beyond the digital realm.
This unusual collaboration is characteristic of PUBG Mobile's history of diverse partnerships. While the specifics of the in-game content are still under wraps, the commitment to this partnership is evident. The esports initiatives, in particular, promise exciting developments. Check out our ranking of the top 25 multiplayer mobile games for iOS and Android to see where PUBG Mobile stands.
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