PUBG Mobile 2.1 APK Download [No VPN]

PUBG Mobile 2.1 APK: Tencent never disappoints users when it comes to adding new features and updates to the game. Tencent released the 2.1 updates in PUBG Mobile. The latest 2.1 updates of PUBG Mobile introduce new modes, new weapons, and more. Android users can download the game from websites. If you are facing any issues with downloading, here is a step-by-step guide to downloading the APK of PUBG Mobile 2.1 update.

PUBG Mobile 2.1 APK

Players receive 3,000 BP, 100 AG, and a Wild Rave Helmet (3d). To receive the update rewards in the game. The brand new update brings a new theme ‘Ancient Secret: Arise’ to PUBG Mobile. Players need to explore the secrets of Emperor Temple which float over the battleground. The 2.1 update also brings BLACKPINK’s first global virtual show in the game.

The game introduced the new modes in the game. However, the map locations changed, and some locations added with new weapons. You can see these changes within the latest update. Previously, PUBG Mobile consists of five maps Erangel, Miramar, Sanhok, Karakin, and Livik (new different modes). Now the new one is added Team Death Match in Erangel. Moreover, there are other modes to be added.

Download PUBG Mobile for Android

1. Download the APK file from the website APK Pure.
   Note: The size of the file is 3 GB, so users need to have enough storage space on their device to download the file and resource pack. Use VPN to access the link.
2. When the download is completed, users need to install the APK file. However, they need to enable the ‘Install from an unknown source’ option on their mobile device.
3. After installation completed, players can launch the game application. However, they need to select the preferred resource pack to Low-spec, Resource Pack, and HD Resource Pack.
4. Once it is done, users need to read and accept the privacy policy. Next, choose the ‘guest option’.
5. A pop-up appears on the screen. Users need to enter their Invitation code by pasting it on the text box. Click ‘OK’.

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