Although an exact date has not yet been made official, the creator of FPS multiplayer PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds: The Ultimate Life & Death Fight, Brendan Greene, has released some interesting details on the future of PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds: The Ultimate Life & Death Fight on Xbox One . Building on the success that he's currently having on PCs with more than 15 million copies sold on Steam , Greene during an interview with IGN spoke about the excellent results obtained and did not rule out a possible release of the game in retail version on Xbox One .

Greene stated that "it would be nice to walk into a store and see my game on the shelves" hinting then a possible arrival at the physical version of the game and indicating a potential release on Xbox One.

The developer adds that when the development team is working on the game and it is supposed that we will have to wait a bit for the version in the game disc, whereas title will arrive on Xbox One in Game Preview by the end of the year and will not be complete for all updates which will be added a little at a time as it does on PC.

There only remains to wait for new details that may be confirmation or denial of what we reported: stay tuned!