PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds is still going strong into 2018. The game has found growth on Xbox One, making it one of the bestselling games on the platform, and is a firm favorite among Steam users. The PUBG Corporation has continued to support the game by working on new additions, and by testing new features requested by many, including ping-based matchmaking. Now, the team has announced that PUBG main menu voice chat, vehicle penetration, and limb penetration will all be available for testing by players soon.

The announcement of the test servers going back up has been made on the official PUBG forums by community manager PUBG_FWG. The post confirms that these servers will be live again some time this week, once debugging and polishing is completed. Similar to other games, this will allow PUBG to test new features without impacting those playing in normal servers, which encourages fans to give honest feedback about their experiences. Some of the first features to be tested this time around will include an in-game friend system and voice chat in the main menu.

Players will soon be able to test vehicle and limb penetration in the new test servers also. Those who have had headshots annoyingly blocked by their target’s limbs or a passing car can now take part in a remedy that could one day come to the main game. In a few days, patch notes listing all the new features up for testing will arrive. Certainly, this will be a finger-licking delicious chicken dinner of new feature side dishes to enhance the main entree that is the current version of the game. What do you guys think about PUBG main menu voice chat and more being available for testing on PC soon? Let us know in the comments below!

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