BGMI x Venom has Arrived: Check New Powers, Locations and More In this Detailed Guide
Learn how to dominate in BGMI x Venom mode beginner-friendly guide! Unlock symbiote powers, fly across the map, and crush your enemies like a pro.
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You must have heard about Venom’s Last Dance collab in BGMI and must be hyped about the symbiote upgrades. As teased in previous updates, the collaboration officially launched on October 18, bringing fresh gameplay elements, new locations, and exciting powers tied to the iconic anti-hero. By the end of this tutorial, you’ll be zipping across the map like a symbiote-fueled superhero (or supervillain, technically).
BGMI x Venom’s Epic Entry Animation
The Venom mode kicks off with a surprise entrance. As your game begins and the flight path animation plays, Venom dramatically descends from the sky, complete with intense animations and his signature aggressive flair. The visual design of Venom is striking, giving him a cool, menacing look that fans of the character will appreciate. This is not just a visual treat but sets the tone for the wild gameplay to follow.
New Locations and Symbiote Powers
Venom’s symbiote powers are scattered across the map, much like past collaborations involving other iconic characters, such as Spider-Man. However, Venom’s powers and abilities go beyond anything seen before. Players can find Venom’s symbiotes in various locations such as Pochinki, Yasnaya, and Mylta Power. But instead of the symbiote being hidden in crates or other objects, it’s tied to a special entity—the War Horse.
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War Horse: Your Key to Venom’s Powers
The War Horse is a black, ominous-looking creature, and it holds the symbiote powers that players can acquire. Once you hop on this horse, you'll have access to Venom’s abilities. The War Horse offers three main options: attack, throw, and jump.
- Attack: Your character, riding the War Horse, thrusts a black spear forward in an animation that looks both intimidating and effective.
- Throw: By pressing the throw button, the spear is hurled forward, and after a 10-second cooldown, players can use this ability again.
- Jump: Yes, the War Horse jumps. And not like a tiny hop—this thing can leap. You can easily clear obstacles like fences, cars, and who knows, maybe even buildings. (Okay, maybe not tall buildings, but you get the idea.)
This isn't just a short-term power-up. Players can retrieve the symbiote power from the War Horse, transferring it to their character for the rest of the match. This is where things get even more interesting.
Transfer the Symbiote Power to Yourself
Here’s the cool part: you don’t have to ride the horse the whole game. You can steal—I mean, retrieve—its symbiote power for yourself. This is where your character gets real Venom-like. Just click the handy button to transfer the power, and watch as your character absorbs that sweet, sweet symbiote juice.
Now you’re ready to go full Venom on the map.
What Can You Do with Venom’s Powers?
Once you’ve got Venom’s power, the real chaos begins. Here’s what you can do:
Fly Around Like a Boss: Use your new abilities to scale buildings and launch yourself into the sky. You can literally fly from one building to another with Venom’s symbiote arm. It’s like Spider-Man, but darker and cooler.
Dash and Smash: Want to dash across the map like a speed demon? Now you can. Venom’s powers let you zoom around, making it super easy to dodge enemies or just look really impressive. Bonus: you can trap enemies with your symbiote arm! Yep, just yank them in like, “Get over here!” (cue Mortal Kombat music).
Lift vehicles: That’s right. You’ve got the power to pick up a car or pull an air drop toward you like it’s no big deal. Your squad will thank you when you bring them loot on demand.
Tactical Advantages: A Game-Changer in BGMI
Okay, here’s the thing—Venom’s powers make you feel invincible, but don’t go charging at enemies without a plan. Use your powers smartly! Fly around to get the high ground, trap enemies who think they can run, and use that dash to escape sticky situations. Also, don’t get knocked while showing off your air tricks—getting knocked mid-flight is not the power move you think it is.
For players who enjoyed the Spider-Man mode, Venom’s new gameplay mechanics will feel even better. With increased mobility, powerful attacks, and the ability to control large areas, this collaboration has a lot to offer both casual players and competitive ones. If you haven’t jumped into BGMI to try out Venom mode yet, now’s the time!
