PUBG’s replay mode is a great tool to experience some of the magical moments you encounter in the game. If you’re like me and enjoy sending your best plays to friends, then getting familiar with the PUBG replay controls can save you time.

PUBG replays are accessible through the Career tab’s Replays section. From there, you can easily play or delete your most recent replays. If you decide to play and record them, make sure to utilize the PUBG replay controls since camera work can enhance the adrenaline levels even further.

Does PUBG’s replay mode have control hotkeys?

Yes, you can navigate through your PUBG replays with hotkeys. Here are all the Replay controls in PUBG:

Camera Movement

• Move Camera: W, A, S, D (forwards, backward, left, right)
• Move Camera Up: E
• Move Camera Down: Q
• Camera Zoom In: Mouse Wheel Up
• Camera Zoom Out: Mouse Wheel Down
• Camera Zoom Reset: Middle Mouse Button
• Toggle Smooth Free Cam: A

Camera Speed & Modes

• Increase Camera Speed: Left Shift
• Decrease Camera Speed: Left Ctrl
• Free Camera: F / Space
• Spectator/Player POV: V or Left Mouse Button when player selected
• Follow Player: C or Right Mouse Button
• Third Person Spectate: Y

Player & Position Management

• Save Position in slots: Ctrl+Num[1-0]
• Save Player in slots: Ctrl+[1-0]
• Spectate Saved Player: [1-0]
• Return to Recorded Player: B

Display Options

• Toggle Player Names/Tags: H
• Toggle X-Ray (see player outlines): X
• Increase Player Tag Visibility Range: ]
• Decrease Player Tag Visibility Range: [
• Show Care Package: |
• Toggle HUD On/Off: Ctrl+U

Playback Controls

• Toggle Timeline: J
• Toggle Pause: P
• Jump to a specific time: Left Click on the timeline
• Increase Play Speed: Up Arrow
• Decrease Play Speed: Down Arrow

Interface Navigation

• Open Player List: Tab
• Open Battle List: L
• Open Map: M
• Move Free Camera to Map location: Right Click on Map
• Click player ID to view their perspective

If you’re playing PUBG on PS5 and would like to access your replays, I’d recommend using the console’s native gameplay recording features. They’re easier to share, and since the feature records the last hour of gameplay, you can quickly jump back to the action from your point of view.

In addition to creating content, PUBG replays are excellent sources of information for players looking to improve at the game. By watching replays, you can spot errors and work on building better habits as a player.