Krafton is all set to introduce a new update for Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI). The new BGMI 4.0 update is expected to bring some major changes and yet another theme. With the new update, we will get to see some new vehicles, outfits, maps, and events, bringing a fresh scenario in the new season. If you are a consistent BGMI player, here’s everything you should know about the BGMI 4.0 update release date, time, and new elements that will be introduced.
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BGMI 4.0 update release date and time
As per the reports, Krafton has officially confirmed that the BGMI 4.0 update will roll out on September 11, 2025, at 7.20 PM IST. The update is expected to roll out to Android users first, and iOS users could get it later.
BGMI 4.0 update: What will be new
The BGMI 4.0 update could bring a Spooky Soiree theme. With the new theme, it may introduce supernatural elements, seasonal events, and fresh gameplay mechanics designed to keep fans engaged. The game could also introduce a ghost band called The Performing Dead. This means that the players will get alerts about the band’s in-game concerts, and attending these events will unlock unique rewards.
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Furthermore, Wraithmoor Mansion, a sprawling haunted structure filled with mysterious decor and chilling details, will also be seen. The mansion may also get new areas such as a memorial hall, a botanical garden, and even cultivation zones. The new theme could also bring a magic mirror, which can surprise players with hidden treasures.
Krafton may also bring a magic broom, a new vehicle that can carry two players. The broom doesn’t just allow faster travel across the map but also comes with a sweeping attack ability that adds a twist to combat. The players can also get new items, such as a friendly ghost companion, Ghostie, along with a strength potion.
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