PUBG Mobile 4.6 Hits Nigeria With Magixx And PMNC Final

PUBG Mobile 4.6 hits Nigeria with the Vampire Hunters theme, a Magixx collab event and Team Pride winning PMNC Nigeria 2026.

PUBG Mobile 4.6 Hits Nigeria With Magixx And PMNC Final

PUBG Mobile is going all out in Nigeria right now, with three big things landing together: Version 4.6, an official Magixx collaboration, and the conclusion of the PUBG Mobile National Championship (PMNC) Nigeria 2026.

Vampire Hunters Take Over Version 4.6

Version 4.6 brings a darker battlefield to the battle royale with the Vampire Hunters theme, adding a supernatural twist to the usual PUBG Mobile experience. The update also ships new features and gameplay additions meant to give players more ways to explore, fight and survive.

Magixx Joins The 4.6 Africa Campaign

Nigerian Afro-pop star Magixx is the official music collaborator for the Version 4.6 Africa campaign. The collab is built around the theme "BE THE ONE", which focuses on confidence, teamwork and the drive to stand till the end.

From September 24 to October 23, players can jump into the limited-time Unlock Magixx Style event. Here's what is up for grabs:

  • Magixx Avatar Frame
  • Magixx Voice Pack
  • Magixx Lobby Music
  • Exclusive Magixx outfit/skin
  • Magixx poster pieces

The easiest way to earn these is to log in, complete missions and play matches. To collect Magixx poster pieces, just keep grinding matches during the event window. Once everything is unlocked, you can set Magixx's "Be The One" as your lobby music, so the track plays every time you enter the game.

To get into all of this, simply download the latest version of PUBG Mobile and jump in.

Team Pride Win PMNC Nigeria 2026

The competitive side of the campaign peaked at the PMNC Nigeria 2026 Finals, held on September 13. Nigeria's top PUBG Mobile teams fought it out for national glory, prize money and the chance to represent the country at PMGO Africa.

Team Pride came out on top, with Begho (Oluwadamilola Oladele), Kwila Obadiah, Chico (Maude Usman) and Finish (Farid Mahri) taking home the $3,000 cash prize. Begho was also named the tournament's MVP.

The finish was tight at the top. Neon Outlaws ended as first runners-up, while Tribe Warriors secured the second runner-up spot to round out the top three.

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