Tencent will soon launch Europe, the Battle Royale game, which wants to stand up and steal players from PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds and which comes from China.

PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds has become the goose that lays the golden eggs, reaching 22 million copies sold, for an Early Access game that is only on Steam and that has reached 2.8 million simultaneous players. Epic Games has made a 'copy' with Fortnite, with Cartoon-style graphics and now, a new copy arrives, from the country expert in copies, China. Tencent has its own Battle Royale style game and it has been called Europe and it is a clear emulation of the game developed by Bluehole.

Its introduction in the market is free or what is the same, you do not have to pay to play it. It is currently only available in the Chinese market, but if the game attracts a lot of players, it may jump to other markets, with a translation at least in English. Share with PUBG, that the title is in development, although this particular game would be in an even earlier phase, so there would be much to do and polish.

The developers at the moment offer it in closed access and it will be in December when access is given to all users, in order to see how the servers hold up, a critical issue in any game and also solve all incidents and bugs that may occur in the game. The information is quite limited. The time cycles are unknown, although it appears in an image, a sunset, nothing is known about the weather. The game would have the characteristic of having completely destructible elements, something that PUBG does not have and like the Bluehole game, the games are 100 people, all against all.

Regarding the minimum characteristics of the system, there is not excessive data, but it has been announced that 4GB of RAM and 10GB of hard disk storage were required, which is quite little. On what graphics we will need at least to play, there is no data, but it is possible that we do not need large graphics cards to be able to play it smoothly.