Krafton India gears up to launch the highly anticipated BGMI 4.0 update, introducing the Spooky Soirée-themed mode. While Krafton India hasn’t confirmed the exact release date, the BGMI 4.0 update is expected to drop in the second week of September 2025, based on the franchise’s usual update schedule. Enthusiastic players are eagerly watching for an official announcement.
Discover the “Spooky Soirée” Themed Mode
The upcoming BGMI 4.0 update brings a chilling twist with its new thematic mode:
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- Wraithmoor Mansion: An eerie, sprawling mansion filled with strange artifacts and supernatural décor—featuring a botanical garden, maze-like labyrinth, memorial settings, and a greenhouse. A magical mirror hides treasure alongside haunting spirits; activating it releases both loot and ghosts while altering the weather.
- Ghostly Encounters: Timid ghosts are disguised as everyday objects around the map. Players can confront them to gain supplies—but beware: missing your hit or being too reckless can scare them away. Some crates even conceal ghosts capable of revealing nearby player locations.
- The Performing Dead: Midgame, players are alerted to a concert performed by a ghostly band. Attending rewards players with supplies. You can interact with the band—correct a ghost playing a wrong note with a “reminder,” and you’ll earn quicker and higher-quality loot. Sometimes the band might return the favor, helping you detect nearby enemies via subtle hints.
More Features Revealed in Recent Leaks
Additional leaks have further stirred excitement:
- Ghostie, a new companion that only you can see—unless activated. Ghostie can be equipped with one main skill and two passive ones, both upgradable through levels.
- The Magic Broom, a whimsical item allowing you (and someone else!) to fly across the battleground with dash and sweeping attack capabilities.
- The Strength Potion, a powerful consumable that significantly boosts movement speed and jump height, reduces incoming damage, and enables a ground-slam attack—but restricts firearm use for its duration (~50 seconds