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PUBG MOBILE launches Version 4.6 in Nigeria with Magixx Collaboration and PMNC 2026 Finals

The latest Version 4.6 takes players into a darker battleground with the arrival of the Vampire Hunters theme, adding a supernatural twist to the popular PUBG MOBILE battle royale experience. The post PUBG MOBILE launches Version 4.6 in Nigeria with Magixx Collaboration and PMNC 2026 Finals appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria .

PUBG MOBILE launches Version 4.6 in Nigeria with Magixx Collaboration and PMNC 2026 Finals

PUBG MOBILE has introduced Version 4.6 to Nigerian players, incorporating a Vampire Hunters theme, Magixx's Afro-pop music, and the conclusion of the PMNC Nigeria 2026. This update brings a darker battleground, new gameplay features, and opportunities for players to engage with African music and style. During September 24 to October 23, players can participate in the limited-time Unlock Magixx Style event to unlock exclusive rewards and claim Magixx's "Be The One" as their lobby music.

The competitive scene reached its peak at the PMNC Nigeria 2026 Finals, which concluded on September 13, where Team Pride emerged as champions, taking home a $3,000 cash prize and claiming the title of MVP for Begho. Other notable teams were Neon Outlaws in first runners-up and Tribe Warriors in second runners-up. The tournament was supported by Infinix, oraimo, and itel, emphasizing the growing gaming ecosystem in Nigeria.

As PUBG MOBILE players dive into the supernatural battleground and competitive world of PMGO Africa, the game encourages them to BE THE ONE. Download PUBG MOBILE for free on the App Store and Google Play Store.

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