Krafton has rolled out the BGMI 4.0 update, and it is being called one of the biggest and most exciting patches to date. From a brand-new Stepwell map to the introduction of Ghost Gameplay and the extended 120 FPS support, this update is packed with features that make the game smoother, faster, and more entertaining for every type of player.
- Stepwell Map: Vertical Action Meets Indian Culture
- Ghost Gameplay Mode
- Unfail 4v1 Survival Mode
- Festive and Seasonal Content
- BGMI 120 FPS Support
- BGMI 120 FPS Supported Devices: Android
- BGMI 120 FPS Supported Devices: iOS (iPhone & iPad)
- Why 120 FPS Matters in BGMI
- Can You Still Play Without a 120 FPS Device?
Let’s break down everything that’s new in BGMI 4.0.
Stepwell Map: Vertical Action Meets Indian Culture
The Stepwell map is the highlight of this update. Inspired by traditional Indian architecture, this battleground adds a new flavor to BGMI. What makes it unique is its vertical gameplay, where players not only fight across open areas but also engage in multi-level battles inside underground structures.
This design pushes players to rethink strategies, making the Stepwell map a fresh and challenging experience.
Ghost Gameplay Mode
Another exciting addition is the Ghost Gameplay mode, where players can continue to spectate and influence matches even after being eliminated. This brings a creative twist to survival, giving eliminated players more ways to interact with the game instead of waiting for the next round.
Unfail 4v1 Survival Mode
The update introduces Unfail 4v1 Survival, a mode designed for players who enjoy fast-paced action. Here, one player faces off against a squad of four, testing skill, reflexes, and survival instincts. It’s a mode that promises intensity and adrenaline rushes.
Festive and Seasonal Content
Since BGMI 4.0 also arrives during the winter season, Krafton has added plenty of themed events, including:
- Spooky Soiree events
- Ghost concerts
- Magic broom vehicle for quirky tactical fun
These features make the update not just competitive but also festive and engaging.
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BGMI 120 FPS Support
Perhaps the most talked-about change is the expansion of the BGMI 120 FPS device list. Running BGMI at 120 FPS ensures ultra-smooth animations, reduced input lag, and faster reaction time critical in competitive matches.
Let’s look at the supported devices.
BGMI 120 FPS Supported Devices: Android
Many flagship and upper-midrange Android devices now support BGMI at 120 FPS.
Samsung
- Galaxy S25 series
- Galaxy S24 series
- Galaxy S23 series
- Galaxy S22 series
- Galaxy S21 series
OnePlus
- OnePlus 13 series
- OnePlus 12 series
- OnePlus 11 series
- OnePlus 10 series
Xiaomi
- Xiaomi 14 Ultra
- Xiaomi 13 series
- Redmi Note 10 Pro
- Redmi K30
iQOO
- iQOO 13 series
- iQOO 12 series
- iQOO 11 series
Nubia
- Nubia Z60 Ultra
- Nubia Z50
- Red Magic 9 Pro series
ASUS
- ROG Phone 8 Pro
- ROG Phone 8
- ROG Phone 7 Ultimate
- Zenfone 11 Ultra
- Pixel 8 Pro
Infinix
- GT 20 Pro
Motorola
- Edge 50 Ultra
Realme
- GT 2 Pro
- GT Neo 3
Poco
- F5 Pro
- F4 GT
BGMI 120 FPS Supported Devices: iOS (iPhone & iPad)
For Apple users, things work a little differently. While iPhones have 120Hz ProMotion displays, iOS limits BGMI to 60 FPS. However, the iPad Pro models remain the best option for higher frame rates.
iPad Pro
- iPad Pro 12.9 (2020, 2021, 2022)
- iPad Pro 11 (2021)
iPhone
- iPhone 17 series (all models with 120Hz displays)
- iPhone 16 series
- iPhone 15 series
- iPhone 14 series
- iPhone 13 series
Why 120 FPS Matters in BGMI
In a game where every millisecond counts, 120 FPS makes a world of difference. Players benefit from:
- Smoother movement and aiming
- Reduced input delay
- Better shot accuracy
This is especially valuable for esports players and competitive gamers, where even the smallest advantage can decide the outcome of a match. Casual players too will feel the difference, as the gameplay looks and feels far more fluid compared to 60 FPS.
Can You Still Play Without a 120 FPS Device?
Yes, absolutely. BGMI still runs smoothly on devices with 60 FPS, which remains the standard for most smartphones. While you won’t get the ultra-fluid performance of 120 FPS, you can still enjoy:
- The Stepwell map
- Ghost Gameplay
- Unfail 4v1 Survival
- All the seasonal events and modes
So, even without a high-end phone, you won’t miss out on BGMI 4.0’s new features.
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