How to Sign Up to Test PUBG's New Map Codename: Savage
By Nicholas Barth ·
PC players will have another chance to test out PUBG's newest map Codename: Savage and experience the fast paced action it brings to the popular battle royale title.

Codename: Savage is the newest map that will be making its way into Player Unknowns Battlegrounds (PUBG), and it brings a much faster pace kind of gameplay to the popular battle royale title with its smaller 4x4 design. PC players who did not get a chance to play on the new jungle based map, or returning players who are waiting to collect some more chicken dinners on the new map will have a chance to test out the changes that have been made with a second round of testing.
Our second closed test for Codename: Savage begins next week. Didn’t get in last time? Sign ups are open again right now! Those who previously had access don’t need to sign up again.
— PLAY BATTLEGROUNDS (@PUBG) April 14, 2018
Sign up link: https://t.co/2NGtcpX3YF
More details: https://t.co/6dSNdjskde pic.twitter.com/0B1PEH4Id2
Codename: Savage will be back on the closed experimental server for early access testing. You can sign up to gain access to the server on the map's testing website. However, keys are limited, so you will want to sign up as quickly as possible in order to make sure you reserve yourself a spot to try out the new map. If you were apart of the first round of testing you do not need to sign up again, as you will automatically have access through the experimental server launcher that you downloaded previously.
The signup window for the second round of testing closes on Tuesday, April 17th at 5am PDT, 2pm CEST and 9pm KST.
The playing window for when player will have the chance to battle it out for chicken dinners is as follows:
- OPENS: Monday, April 16th at 6pm PDT, April 17th at 3am CEST and April 17th at 10am KST
- CLOSES: Wednesday, April 18th at 6pm PDT, Thursday, April 19th at 3am CEST and April 19th at 10am KST
"Look for another post from us next Monday for more details on what's changed between the last release and now, " stated PUBG Corporation in the announcement, "We can't wait to get your feedback on the latest build!"
With PUBG looking for Codename: Savage to bring back players who drifted away to its more fast paced competitor in Fortnite, many players will be anxiously waiting to see how the developers have improved upon the third map that calls the battle royale game home.
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(cover photo courtesy of PUBG Corporation)