The new 3.4 update of Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI) can now be downloaded on Google Play Store. In this update, gamers will get to experience a new theme mode - Crimson Moon. Along with this, this time the game has been collaborated with Bollywood actress Deepika Padukone, which has made the game even more special. Let's know what's new in this update and how to download it on your device.

Crimson Moon Theme Mode: New Adventure: The BGMI 3.4 update includes the Crimson Moon Theme Mode for gamers. It will also feature new palaces and loot as well as opportunities to fight some dangerous bosses. Players in the game will have the option to choose their character as a vampire or werewolf, so that they can enjoy this new theme to the fullest. Apart from this, some new and spectacular weapons and vehicles have also been added to the game, which will make your gaming experience even better.

Rollout timing: This new update of BGMI has started rolling out from the morning of 20 September. This update was made available on Google Play Store between 6:30 AM to 11:30 AM for Android devices. At the same time, for iOS users, this update was made live on Apple Store from 8:30 AM.

How to download BGMI 3.4 update?

Android devices:

Open Google Play Store on your phone.
Type Battlegrounds Mobile India in the search bar.
Go to the game page and click on the Update button.
After downloading, the update will be installed and you will be able to enjoy the new features.

iOS devices:

Open Apple Store and search for BGMI.
Update the game by clicking on Update.
New rewards and in-game currency UC

In this update, gamers will get a chance to get new rewards. By completing new missions, gamers will get a chance to win UC, which is the in-game currency of BGMI. With UC, gamers can buy special items, which include clothes, weapons and other attractive gaming items. UC can also be purchased by spending real money.

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