1) PUBG: Battle Ground
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PUBG: Battlegrounds is a fight royale game created and distributed by PUBG Studios, an auxiliary of Krafton. The game, which was motivated by the 2000 Japanese movie Battle Royale, depends on past mods made by Brendan "PlayerUnknown" Greene for different games, and ventured into an independent game under Greene's inventive bearing. In the game, dependent upon 100 players parachute onto an island where they search for weapons and gear to kill different players while trying not to wind up dead themselves. The accessible safe region of the game's guide diminishes in size after some time, coordinating enduring players into a steadily fixing space to drive experiences. The last enduring player (or group) wins the round. It is the primary game in the PUBG Universe series.
2) CrossFire X
CrossfireX is a first-person shooter video game delivered for the Xbox One and Xbox Series X/S on February 10, 2022. It is the third portion in the CrossFire series. Cure Entertainment chipped away at the game's single-player crusade, which is additionally accessible as Crossfire HD on PC in China, while Smilegate Entertainment drove the advancement of the game's allowed to-play multiplayer segment. The game got commonly bad audits from pundits.
3) Dungeon Fighter Online
Dungeon Fighter Online (DFO), referred to in South Korea as Dungeon and Fighter[a] (DNF), is a multiplayer beat them up activity pretending game, created and distributed for PCs by Neople, a South Korean auxiliary of Nexon, and initially distributed by Hangame in 2005. The game was initially delivered in South Korea as Dungeon and Fighter, then in Japan as Arad Senki,[b] and afterward distributed in China by Tencent.[5] In 2014, Neople started an alpha trial of a worldwide form of Dungeon Fighter Online utilizing the last English rendition facilitated by Nexon, which has since finished.
4) Minecraft
Minecraft is a sandbox computer game created by Mojang Studios. The game was made by Markus "Score" Persson in the Java programming language. Following a few early confidential testing variants, it was first unveiled in May 2009 preceding being completely delivered in November 2011, with Notch venturing down and Jens "Jeb" Bergensten assuming control over improvement. Minecraft has since been ported to a few different stages and is the smash hit computer game ever, with north of 238 million duplicates sold and almost 140 million month to month dynamic players starting around 2021.
5) Candy Crush Saga
Candy Crush Saga is an allowed to-play tile-matching video game delivered by King on April 12, 2012, initially for Facebook; different renditions for iOS, Android, Windows Phone, and Windows 10 followed. It is a variety of their program game Candy Crush.
In the game, players complete levels by trading shaded sweets on a game board to make a match of at least three of similar variety, killing those confections from the board and supplanting them with new ones, which might actually make further matches. Matches of at least four confections make novel confections that go about as enhancers with bigger board-clearing capacities. Loads up have different objectives that should be finished inside a proper number of moves or a restricted measure of time, like a specific score or gathering a particular number of a sort of sweets.
*All the given informations are taken from the google and wikipedia.
