PUBG Mobile Lite vs Free Fire: Which game is better for 2 GB RAM Android devices after the latest updates?

PUBG Mobile Lite and Free Fire are two of the best games in the mobile community today. And so, it's quite difficult to select which one is better. Both these mobile games are favorites for hundreds of users across the globe.

In the recent time, PUBG Mobile and Free Fire have got their respective updates. Although, there have been some of the differences, especially in the performance, still it depends on the user's individual experiences to rate a particular game.

However, PUBG Mobile has been rated better than any other game because of its spectacular performance even after receiving some of the minor updates. Take a look at what the recent updates have differentiated them:

PUBG Mobile Lite

Minimum system requirements:

 

·       Processor - Qualcomm Processor

·       RAM - 1 GB (Recommended - 2 GB)

·       Operating System - Android 4.1

·       Download Size - 575 MB

 

Free Fire

Minimum system requirements

 

·       Processor - Mediatek MT6737M quad-core

·       RAM - 1 GB (Recommended - 2 GB)

·       Operating System - Android 4.0.3

·       Download Size - 716 MB

 

As you see, both of these PUBG Mobile and Free Fire are actually based on BR genre. The winner in both the games is decided on the basis of the lone survivor. And so, the user has to fight in such a way to be a lone survivor after beating all his competitors.

But when you start playing the game, you will come to know that they differ in the game mechanics.

First, take a look at the PUBG Mobile. Well, PUBG Mobile Lite is composed of lots more realistic elements as compared to Free Fire that mainly offers some more dynamic game-play features.

Also, the game is full of some specific characters including surfboarding, pets, abilities, a launch pad and a few more.

 
Which game is better, PUBG Mobile Lite or Free Fire?

Both PUBG Mobile and Free Fire can be played quite extensively on all android devices. And so, users can easily play them on 2GB RAM devices.

if users simply like to get the feel of classic battle royale in a more realistic way, then they will obviously prefer to play PUBG Mobile.

However, those who are looking to experiment with some unique and dynamic features in a BR title are liable to opt for Free Fire instead.