PUBG Mobile: Amazon Prime members to get free prime loot and streaming access

The Infiltrator Set from the PUBG Mobile X Amazon Prime partnership (Image: PUBG Mobile, Twitter)
The Infiltrator Set from the PUBG Mobile X Amazon Prime partnership (Image: PUBG Mobile, Twitter)

Tencent Games' PUBG Mobile has now entered into a partnership with Amazon Prime to offer exclusive amenities to players. Amazon, which owns popular video game streaming platform, Twitch, has now announced a new set of perks for its Prime members. PUBG Mobile players who have a Prime subscription will now be able to claim exclusive PUBG Mobile in-game content and the Amazon Prime loot.

However, it is important to note that the facility is not applicable for users in India, China, South Korea, Japan, and Vietnam.

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The first item to be made available for claim by PUBG Mobile-playing Prime members is the new Infiltrator Set. The set is a classy back and red colour-themed bundle which consists of a parachute skin, a complete costume set including shoes, trousers, shirt, hood and a mask along with a Kar98 gun skin. According to PUBG Mobile's official Tweet on September 21, 2019, Prime members will be allowed to claim a new item at the Event Center once in two weeks, until they aquire the entire infiltrator set "and more."

The first item from the infiltrator set is now open for the PUBG Mobile-playing Prime members to claim. The item is the mysterious Infiltrator Mask. PUBG Mobile officially announced the arrival of the first item from their new partnership through their Twitter post.

The Infiltrator Mask from the PUBG Mobile X Amazon Prime partnership (Image: PUBG Mobile, Twitter)
The Infiltrator Mask from the PUBG Mobile X Amazon Prime partnership (Image: PUBG Mobile, Twitter)

Popular competitive PUBG Mobile players including SouL's 'MortaL' Naman Gupta and 8bit's 'Thug' Animesh had posted stories on their official Instagram handles from Prime's office indicating that something new was coming up. These players are also regular streamers who stream PUBG Mobile content on YouTube and MortaL had just reached a milestone of garnering 3 million followers on YouTube.

Although there has been no official announcement apropos of this collaboration, it could be speculated that Amazon Prime might be planning to direct the stream-watching crowd in India from YouTube to its streaming platform.

SouL MortaL and 8Bit Thug (Image: 8Bit Thug's Instagram)
SouL MortaL and 8Bit Thug (Image: 8Bit Thug's Instagram)

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