PUBG Mobile China introduces AI assistant JILI
PUBG Mobile China, also known as Game For Peace, is getting ready to surprise its users with a new feature – an artificial intelligence named JILI. The developers have announced that in the coming weeks, players will be able to try out this innovative feature, which will be powered by DeepSeek-R1 – the Chinese equivalent of Gemini and ChatGPT.
JILI will act not only as a virtual interlocutor, but also as an intelligent assistant, providing tactical advice during battle. It remains unclear how the assistant will help: will it provide detailed strategies or just basic advice, such as notifying about the need to heal or move to avoid the "blue zone".
The testing of the new functionality will begin on February 25, and it is aimed exclusively at the Chinese audience. PUBG Mobile users in China will be able to evaluate the work of JILI through the updated version of the game, while the global version with this innovation remains uncertain.
The same languages and content are available in the test version as in the standard version of Game For Peace, which allows for a unified experience for all players in the test group. The developers emphasized that the ability to receive tactical advice in real time can radically change the dynamics of battles in mobile gaming, adding new strategic depth to the game.
Experts note that the introduction of an AI assistant is an important step in the development of mobile games, as it combines elements of artificial intelligence with the analysis of game situations, providing players with additional opportunities to optimize their actions. If JILI can correctly assess the combat situation and give timely recommendations, this could be a real breakthrough in the action games genre.
JILI will act not only as a virtual interlocutor, but also as an intelligent assistant, providing tactical advice during battle. It remains unclear how the assistant will help: will it provide detailed strategies or just basic advice, such as notifying about the need to heal or move to avoid the "blue zone".
The testing of the new functionality will begin on February 25, and it is aimed exclusively at the Chinese audience. PUBG Mobile users in China will be able to evaluate the work of JILI through the updated version of the game, while the global version with this innovation remains uncertain.
The same languages and content are available in the test version as in the standard version of Game For Peace, which allows for a unified experience for all players in the test group. The developers emphasized that the ability to receive tactical advice in real time can radically change the dynamics of battles in mobile gaming, adding new strategic depth to the game.
Experts note that the introduction of an AI assistant is an important step in the development of mobile games, as it combines elements of artificial intelligence with the analysis of game situations, providing players with additional opportunities to optimize their actions. If JILI can correctly assess the combat situation and give timely recommendations, this could be a real breakthrough in the action games genre.
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