Free loot is always on the table in PUBG Mobile, and April 2026 is no different. The game's redeem code system hands out Silver Fragments, BP, and cosmetic items on a rolling basis, typically tied to events, anniversaries, and content creator partnerships. With the massive 4.4 update now in beta, there is more reason than ever to log in and claim everything available before codes expire.
Active codes and where to use them
Redeem codes in PUBG Mobile are entered through the official rewards redemption page at the Krafton website, or directly inside the game's settings menu under the Redeem tab. Codes are case-sensitive and tied to specific regions, so a code that works in one server may not apply to another.
PUBG Mobile redeem codes expire quickly, sometimes within 24 to 48 hours of release. Check the official PUBG Mobile social channels and the in-game notice board regularly to catch them before they go dead.
Krafton releases new codes through livestreams, official social media posts, and collaborations with content creators. The key here is to follow the game's verified accounts on YouTube and Instagram, since that is where most codes drop first. For a regularly updated list of working codes across all games, browse more guides to stay on top of the latest drops.
What the 4.4 update means for your rewards
The timing matters. PUBG Mobile's 4.4 beta, which went live on April 27, 2026, introduces the Hero's Crown theme to Erangel, pulling the map into a Greek and Roman mythology setting complete with marble temples, gladiator armies, and mythological challenges. Updates of this scale almost always come with a wave of promotional codes tied to the new season launch.
The Divine Trials system is the main event-based progression in 4.4. Players complete challenges named after mythological figures: the Achilles Trail, Spartan's Trial, Icarus' Trial, and the Gryphon Trial. Finishing these earns exclusive titles and items. Think of these as the in-game equivalent of what redeem codes offer externally, except the rewards here require active play rather than a quick code entry.
The Glory Medal system and Nimbus Island
What most players miss with new PUBG Mobile updates is how the ranking systems tie directly into loot access. The 4.4 update introduces Glory Medals, earned through kills, revives, and trial completions. Once a squad accumulates 100 points and finishes in the top four, they unlock Nimbus Island, a floating sky location with premium loot and an upgraded Fire-Horse Chariot.
That chariot tops out at 85 KM/H on the ground and can actually take flight at maximum power, making rotations in the late game entirely different from anything in previous seasons. The sky access also leads to the Centaur boss fight, a three-minute PvE encounter that rewards rare supplies and unique powers for squads that can coordinate well enough to finish it.
Weapon changes arriving with 4.4
The update also rebalances the weapon pool in ways that will shift the meta noticeably:
- Sniper rifles no longer suffer damage drop-off at long range, and every hit now degrades enemy armor faster
- Shotguns received a nerf with wider bullet spread and reduced armor damage
- Assault rifles hit harder at close to medium range but lose effectiveness at distance (the M16A4 and Mk47 are exempt from these changes)
- The JS9 SMG joins Erangel as standard ground loot
- The Panzerfaust has been added to Erangel, Miramar, Rondo, and Vikendi loot pools
The sniper buff in particular is significant. Long-range engagements in Erangel have historically favored AR players who could spray at distance, so removing the damage falloff on bolt-action rifles genuinely changes how the final circles play out.
The full 4.4 update is currently in beta, with the global release expected to follow the standard Krafton rollout window. Keep an eye on the in-game notice board and the official PUBG Mobile social channels for the launch date and any codes that drop alongside it. For the latest gaming news and updates across all titles, check out our gaming news.
