PUBG Mobile Lite and Free Fire are two of the most popular battle royale games designed for low-end androids. Both of these games seek to provide fairly the best possible gaming experience on such smartphones. 

Talking of these games, recently Sony has announced a new partnership with Discord and has assured of integrating the built-in social tools owned by PlayStations and popular online chat app. The gaming-focused and emphasized communication service will be integrated with the social experience and escapade on PlayStation in the early beginning of next year. As mentioned by Jim Ryan, President, and CEO, Sony Interactive Entertainment (SIE), that PlayStation is constantly looking for new ways to enable players around the world to connect with one another it can be seen as the formation of new friendships and communities, and by sharing fun experiences and everlasting memories.  

The company Sony Interactive Entertainment has made a small minority investment as part of Discord's Series H round. Sony Interactive Entertainment believes Empowering players to create communities and enjoy shared gaming experiences is at the heart of what the company does, so they showed excitement to start this journey with one of the world's most popular communication services. Popular among teenagers globally as well as in India, Discord currently has 140 million active users monthly, which is double the number it had a year ago. 

Discord helps in connecting game companies with their fans in audio and text chat communities. Discord in last month ended deals with Microsoft for its $10 billion acquisition deal, The Wall Street Journal reported that it is now aiming to launch an initial public offering (IPO). Discord raised $100 million in December 2020 at a $7 billion market valuation. It has only direct competition Clubhouse with an invite-only chat app that has raised its market valuation to $4 billion. Now players should look forward to all exciting updated versions that will be available in the future as whatever may be the scenario the community that would be benefitted would be the users. 

Players often cause disagreement among each other to see which one is superior, since both the games have the same goal. here is the comparison between the graphics and gameplay of PUBG Mobile Lite and Free Fire on smartphones with 3 GB RAM to determine which is better in recent times. 

PUBG free Mobile Lite or Free Fire for low-spec phones

Minimum system requirements of the game free fire demands are Download Size - 710 MB, Operating System - Android 4.0.3, RAM - 1 GB (Recommended - 2 GB), Processor - Mediatek MT6737M quad-core, whereas PUBG Mobile Lite demands for minimum system requirements are, Download Size - 575 MB, Operating System - Android 4.1, RAM - 1 GB (Recommended - 2 GB), Processor - Qualcomm Processor. 

Gameplay style 

Since both games are based on the battle royale genre, the core concept is that the sole survivor among the participants on the virtual battlefield wins the match. In PUBG Mobile Lite, sixty players fight against each other on an island to defeat their enemies and win matches. At the same time in Free Fire fifty Free Fire players land on an island, competing against each other and fight to the end to win the games. M79, Groza, SCAR, AK are somewhat is the best gun in the free fire guns of division. A single match carry-on the same amount of time in both the games, which is around fifteen to twenty minutes. 

Graphics 

PUBG Mobile Lite is undoubtedly the most interactive game, providing players with a more captivating environment. It contains a large number of map details as well as graphical illustrations of distinguishing high contrast. The game also runs faultlessly at sixty frames per second on high-end devices. 

Free Fire stands out from other Battle Royale titles due to its graphics optimization. The game's graphics are like arcades more. It does, however, have moderately better color options and frame rates of sixty frames per second on high-end devices of 4 GB RAM and above. 

Which one is better: PUBG Mobile Lite is an adequately good game on 3 GB RAM devices that offers an authentic battle royale experience for players, even on low-end devices. Free Fire lacks realistic graphic quality but is also attractive because of the slide violently or uncontrollably of exclusive features that it offers. Regarding performances, both of them will run flawlessly on 3 GB RAM devices as the minimum RAM required for these games is only 2 GB. However, if players like the original and classic battle royale experience, they can pick out for PUBG Mobile Lite. If a player likes to try out new features alongside the battle royale experience, Free Fire is their game to attend frequently.