Overview
- The lightweight client launched Nov. 12–13, 2026, and ships with the Erangel map and Classic Battle Royale mode preinstalled while other maps and modes remain optional downloads.
- Android's initial download is about 0.96 GB and iOS builds are reported near 1–2 GB to cut upfront storage and cellular data costs for new players.
- Flash is engineered to run on devices with roughly 2 GB of RAM and includes targeted graphics and performance optimizations to raise frame rates, lower memory use, speed startup, and shorten pre-match loading.
- Player accounts, friends lists, progress, and multiplayer are shared with the main PUBG Mobile so users can cross-play and continue their progression across both clients.
- Level Infinite frames Flash as a step to grow PUBG Mobile in developing markets and among users on limited data plans, following a wider industry shift toward modular 'lite' clients that let players download only the content they want.