The BGMI 4.1 update begins rolling out on November 13 in phased batches for Android and iOS users.
The update introduces the Penguin Town Hot Drop in Erangel with hidden loot and icy challenges.
New items like Ice Gadgets, Fish Rocket, and Blue Fin Tuna Syringe add unique gameplay twists and mobility options.
BGMI 4.1 update: If you are a Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI) player and are waiting for the next big update, we have good news. The new BGMI 4.1 update is going to roll out soon for the players, bringing a variety of new upgrades, including the new maps, enhanced gameplay mechanics, and new in-game elements. Check out the BGMI 4.1 release date, India timings, new upgrades, and more below/
SurveyBGMI 4.1 release date, timings
As per Krafton India, the BGMI 4.1 update will roll out to Indian gamers on November 13. As per the reports, the update will be rolled out in three phases via the Google Play Store. The rollout will start with 30 per cent of players at 6:30 AM IST, expanding to 50 per cent by 9.30 AM IST and completing the rollout for all the users by 11:30 AM IST.
On the other hand, the iOS players can expect the update to be available on the App Store at 9:30 AM IST, with full deployment at once. The official APK will also be accessible through BGMI’s website at 12:30 PM IST.
BGMI 4.1 update features
The latest BGMI 4.1 update will bring Penguin Town Hot Drop in Erangel, an icy new area where players can explore frozen landscapes and uncover loot, including a hidden crate inside a giant penguin statue. The new update will bring Ice Gadgets, a Fish Rocket, and a Blue Fin Tuna Syringe, which grants temporary boosts to health and speed. The new update will also bring new looting mechanics, allowing players to collect items even after being knocked down by moving vehicles.
How to Download BGMI 4.1 Update
Players can install the update directly via the Google Play Store or App Store by searching for Battlegrounds Mobile India and tapping on the Update button. Or, they can simply open the game and follow the prompts.
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