PUBG Mobile DOWN: Server status latest as Battlegrounds fans report game offline

PUBG MOBILE - UPDATE ONE: The server issues that hit PUBG Mobile on iOS and Android today have now been resolved.

The official PUBG Mobile Twitter account tweeted to say services are back up and running.

They posted: "The issue is now resolved. Thank you for your patience!"

ORIGINAL: PUBG Mobile is down right now for hundreds of Battlegrounds players who have reported server issues with the hit iOS and Android app.

Independent website Down Detector has registered hundreds of PUBG down reports today.

The outage tracker monitors social mentions around certain topics to detect when services go down across the world.

Out of those affected, some 75 per cent were having server issues while 20 per cent were having login issues.

The Down Detector outage map also showed the PUBG issues has been affecting users in UK, Europe and US.

PUBG users have taken to social networking sites today to voice their frustration at the outage.

One user tweeted: “@PUBGMOBILE everytime I try to login It says "Server did not respond" fixes?”

While another posted: “@TencentGames_ bro! Servers are down on PUBG mobile. Please fix it.”

And one wrote: “@PUBGMOBILE can’t connect says server unavailable did I miss a down time notice?”

The official PUBG Mobile Twitter account has also confirmed that the iOS and Android game is currently experiencing server issues.

They tweeted: “We are currently experiencing some server issues. We will notify you the moment everything is back online.”

PUBG Mobile was released on iOS and Android devices last month following the launch of Fortnite Mobile.

The PUBG Mobile server issues come after a new update was launched for the iOS and Android game earlier this week.

The new patch is available to download on iOS and Android, and should be available from each platform’s App Store.

Here are the full PUBG Mobile patch notes below for both iOS and Android:

ANDROID

Now compatible with more devices.

Now supports the following languages: German, Russian, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Turkish, Traditional Chinese, Thai and Bahasa Indonesia

Facebook users can now change their in-game icons

Various bug fixes

iOS

Now supports the following languages: German, Russian, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Turkish, Traditional Chinese, Thai and Bahasa Indonesia

Facebook users can now change their in-game icons

Improved compatibility with iPhone 5s, iPad Air, iPad mini 2 and iPad mini 3

Various bug fixes