PUBG Sanhok Map Expected Release Date and New Test Round Announced
By Nicholas Barth ·
The newest Player Unknowns Battlegrounds (PUBG) map, Sanhok, is returning to PUBG's experimental server for a fourth round of testing this week, and an expected release date for Sanhok has been announced

A 4th round of testing for Sanhok, the third map that will be coming to the popular battle royale title Player Unknowns Battlegrounds (PUBG), has been announced by Bluehole and will allow players to give the latest version of the jungle environment that Sanhok offers another try before it makes its way to PUBG's live server.
Every player that owns a copy of PUBG will be able to take part in the new round of testing for Sanhok. All that PUBG players will need to do in order to play in the new round of testing is download the updated version of the PUBG: Experimental Server that can be found in their Steam Library.
You can find the testing schedule for PUBG's new map below.
Sanhok Testing Begins
May 31st, 7 PM PDT/ June 1st, 4 AM CEST/ June 1st, 11 AM KST
Sanhok Testing Ends
June 4th, 4 AM PDT/ June 4th, 1 PM CEST/ June 4th, 8 PM KST
With this new testing period being the 4th overall for PUBG's new map, many players have been anxiously waiting to hear any news regarding when the map will hit the liver server for PUBG. The developer of the battle royale title addressed these concerns in the announcement of the new testing period.
"This will likely be the final Sanhok test on the Experimental Server. If everything goes according to schedule, Sanhok will come to live servers near the end of June. Even after it launches, we’ll continue making changes based on the feedback we get from you guys," said Bluehole.
Fans who have enjoyed the faster paced play that the smaller map of Sanhok has added to PUBG will be excited to hear that the latest map to be created for the title is expected to be make its way to the live server at the end of June. However, the arrival date of June looks to the best case scenario and will be dependent on no major issues befalling the map's development.
(cover photo courtesy of Bluehole)