Kakao Games has wrapped up the finals for the '2026 PUBG Integrated Clan Cup', a platform-integrated clan tournament for 'PUBG: Battlegrounds' developed by PUBG Studios under Krafton and serviced in South Korea by Kakao Games.

The '2026 PUBG Integrated Clan Cup' is a tournament designed to bring together users from Kakao Battlegrounds and Steam Battlegrounds so they can compete and interact across clans. On the 29th, the finals and a viewing party took place at PUBG Seongsu located in Seongdong-gu, Seoul.

Following preliminaries and group stages, a total of 16 clans—8 from Kakao Battlegrounds and 8 from Steam Battlegrounds—advanced to the finals to compete for a total prize pool of 20,000,000 won. This year's prize pool expanded from last year's 15,000,000 won, and after a fierce battle, the 'Phoenix (PNX_A)' clan from Kakao Battlegrounds claimed victory.

At the viewing party, various activities were held, including a fan signing session featuring streamers Miracle, Blackwork, and Loki, the Battlegrounds Golden Bell quiz 'Challenge! Clan Bell', and cheer slogan cheering events. All 160 advance tickets sold out quickly, prompting on-site ticket sales as well.

Six types of experiential content were also operated: the 'Farming Challenge', 'Uniform Workshop', 'Shooting Challenge', 'Face Painting', 'Cheer Wall', and 'Mystery Supply Shop'. Every visitor to the venue received a welcome kit valued at 80,000 won, consisting of a 1,000 G-Coin event bonus coupon, a gym sack, a uniform, a tumbler, a fan, and cheering flags.

In addition, visiting users were treated to collaborative food and beverages reflecting the Battlegrounds concept. Alongside collaborative Welch's canned drinks and sandwiches, ice cream and desserts utilizing the Battlegrounds IP were prepared.

An official from Kakao Games stated, "Through the 2026 PUBG Integrated Clan Cup, we provided a meaningful time where users from various platforms gathered in one place to enjoy competition and interaction," and added, "We plan to continuously expand opportunities to communicate with users through various offline events moving forward."