Where battle royale began

PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, known to everyone as PUBG, launched in early access in 2017 and turned the battle royale into one of the biggest genres in gaming. Its creative director, Brendan Greene, known online as PlayerUnknown, had been building battle royale mods for years, and PUBG brought the idea to millions: a hundred players parachute onto an island, scavenge for weapons and gear, and fight to be the last one alive as a shrinking zone forces them together. PUBG Mobile then brought it to phones around the world, and in 2022 the PC and console game went free to play.

PUBG is tense, grounded and often surprisingly funny, and its players remember their wins forever. A PUBG rug brings that battleground into your setup. Ours are printed into short velvet, so military greens, map details and bold graphic jokes come out crisp, and they go in the washing machine.

Winner winner chicken dinner

When a player or squad wins a match, PUBG greets them with the most famous victory message in gaming: winner winner chicken dinner. Getting a chicken dinner became a goal in itself, and the phrase spread far beyond the game. A chicken-dinner design, the phrase in bold type, or a plate with a roast chicken in the game's style, is a funny, celebratory rug, and it works brilliantly in a kitchen or a dining nook as an inside joke only players will fully get.

The frying pan

In PUBG, the humble frying pan is a melee weapon and, famously, a piece of armor: carried on the hip or held in front, it can stop bullets. Countless players have been saved by a pan, and the community adores it. A frying-pan design, cut to its outline through our shaped rugs, is one of the funniest gaming rugs you can put in a kitchen or by a door.

The Level 3 helmet

The Level 3 helmet, a rugged green military helmet with a visor, is the best head protection in the game and one of its most recognizable items. Finding one early feels like a small victory. A Level 3 helmet design, alone on a dark round rug, is a bold, simple emblem for any gaming setup or shooter fan's room.

Airdrops

During every match, a plane flies over the map and drops a crate trailing red smoke, filled with rare weapons and gear, and every squad nearby races for it. The airdrop's parachute and red smoke are instantly recognizable. An airdrop design is a dramatic, graphic rug for a setup, and a nod to every risky sprint toward the smoke with enemies closing in from all sides.

Loot and loadouts

Every match starts empty-handed, and players learn to scan rooms in seconds for the essentials: an M416 or an AKM, a Kar98k bolt-action rifle, an 8x scope, a Level 3 backpack, bandages, first-aid kits and energy drinks. The airdrop-only AWM is the rarest prize of all. A loot design, a favorite weapon and attachments laid out like an inventory screen, is a clever, graphic rug for players who know every item's spawn.

Ghillie suits and snipers

Few sights are as unnerving in PUBG as a sniper in a ghillie suit, a shaggy camouflage outfit that makes a player disappear into the grass. A ghillie-suit design, a camouflaged figure almost invisible in a field, is a witty, slightly hidden rug that plays the same trick on your guests.

The maps

Map	Setting	Look
Erangel	The original island	Fields, forests, a military base and Pochinki
Miramar	A desert	Canyons, dusty towns and cacti
Sanhok	A tropical jungle	Rivers, ruins and dense green
Vikendi	A snowy island	Snow, a castle and frozen lakes
Taego, Deston, Rondo and others	Newer worlds	From rice fields to modern cities

Erangel is the original map and the safest choice for a gift, since nearly every player has dropped into it.

Erangel, the map most players learned on, makes the most nostalgic map rug. Favorite drop spots, Pochinki, School, the Military Base, can be marked on a custom version for a squad that always lands in the same place.

The blue zone

Every match is shaped by the zone, a circle that shrinks on a timer, damaging anyone caught outside, and the red zone, where bombs fall at random. Watching the circle on the map is second nature to every player. A zone design, a white circle and a blue edge closing across a map, is a clever, graphic rug, and a playful reminder to keep moving.

The plane and the drop

Every match begins in a cargo plane, with a hundred players choosing their moment to jump and parachute down. A design of parachutes drifting over the island at dawn is one of the most cinematic PUBG rugs, calm enough for a bedroom and full of meaning for players who remember the nerves of every jump.

Vehicles

PUBG's vehicles, battered jeeps, motorbikes, buggies, sedans and boats, are as likely to cause chaos as to save you, and every squad has a story about a motorbike flip or a car parked on a rooftop. A vehicle design, a dusty buggy racing toward the circle, is a fun rug for a garage den or a car-loving gamer's room.

Pochinki and the hot drops

Some locations attract half the server at the start of every match. On Erangel, Pochinki, a small town of brick houses in the center of the map, became legendary as a hot drop, where fights start the moment players touch the ground. A Pochinki design is a nostalgic inside joke for players who landed there too many times.

Where it came from

Brendan Greene began by making battle royale mods for other military games, refining the formula of shrinking zones and scavenged gear long before it became a genre. PUBG turned that idea into a global phenomenon, and the battle royales that followed all owe it something. For players who appreciate that history, a PUBG rug is a tribute to where it all started.

Squads and duos

PUBG is often played in squads of four or duos of two, with the same friends night after night, calling out enemies and reviving each other. A squad rug in a shared gaming room, with your squad's name or logo through our custom rugs, celebrates every chicken dinner you've earned together.

PUBG Mobile

PUBG Mobile became one of the most played mobile games in the world, with huge communities and esports scenes across Asia, the Middle East and beyond. For mobile players, a chicken-dinner or helmet design is just as meaningful, and a rug beside a bed or a beanbag, where so many mobile matches are played, suits it perfectly.

Esports

PUBG has a long-running competitive scene, with international championships and professional teams. For fans who follow the pros, a rug in a favorite team's colors, or a design built around a famous match, is a jersey for the floor.

A gaming setup

Under the gaming chair, choose Standard in 3.3×5 or 4×6 ft: its 5 mm crushed velvet on a non-slip faux leather back lets wheels roll freely and stays put through a tense final circle. Pair a PUBG rug with military-green or amber accent lighting and a Level 3 helmet replica on the shelf. If your library also holds Fortnite, Apex Legends or Call of Duty, you'll find their pages too. See our gaming rugs for more.

Colors and rooms

PUBG's palette is grounded and military: olive drab, khaki, field green, sand, grey and the red of airdrop smoke. It suits a den, a man cave or a minimalist setup with black and dark wood furniture. The chicken-dinner design brings a warmer, funnier touch that works in a kitchen.

Sizes and levels

A Level 3 helmet, an airdrop or the zone suits a 3.3 to 4.6 ft (100 to 140 cm) round rug. A frying pan suits a shaped rug. A map or a parachute drop suits a rectangle, 4×6 or 5×7 ft. In a kitchen, a 2×3 ft Standard rug with a chicken-dinner design grips the floor. For a softer bedroom rug, choose Premium, 7 mm plush velvet on a bamboo and cotton back.

Gifts

A PUBG rug is a great gift for a squadmate, a long-time battle royale fan or a friend who owes their life to a frying pan. If you aren't sure which design to choose, the chicken dinner is the safest choice, since every player dreams of seeing those words at the end of a match. Every rug is printed to order in 1–3 business days and ships from Turkey; US delivery usually takes 2–5 business days after that.

Care

Machine wash on a gentle, cold cycle and let it air dry flat. Vacuum on a low setting between washes. The design is printed into the fibers, so every chicken dinner stays crisp, and the military greens never fade into the grass.

A note on the game

The red zone

Besides the shrinking blue zone, PUBG marks random areas in red, where an air strike will shower the ground with explosions until it passes. Players learn to dive indoors fast. A rug with a red circle over a map and a few bomb-burst marks is a funny, tense design that every player will recognize as a reason to stay inside.

Padrift is an independent studio. PUBG: Battlegrounds and its items are named to describe what our designs are inspired by; we are not affiliated with, sponsored or endorsed by Krafton or PUBG Studios.