I have to admit, even in 2026, I still find myself scrolling through my PUBG inventory and smiling at the Zero Gravity pieces I grabbed when this September store update first dropped. If you missed the original run or you’re a newer survivor looking for a full breakdown, let me walk you through the entire refresh like we are queuing up for a duo match together. This was the ninth Store update of 2024, and it was absolutely stacked for collectors, crate hunters, and anyone who loves a themed cosmetic refresh.

The star of the show for me was Survivor Pass: Zero Gravity. It leaned hard into a space-and-float theme that made every lobby screen feel a little more sci-fi, and the progression track gave me a clear reason to keep grinding matches. One important note from the original announcement is that due to legal regulations, the Survivor Pass was not available for purchase in Belgium and the Netherlands. As always, the team reminded us that these items could later reappear through other in-game platforms such as the Workshop, Your Shop, events, or promotions, so do not panic if you missed the first run. Exact sale periods for PC and console were listed separately, but PUBG also noted that those windows could change, so checking the in-game store was the safest call.
Chuseok 2024 collection and Energy Drink skin
Next up was the seasonal Chuseok 2024 collection. I loved this one because it mixed a cozy, celebratory mood with that furry, fuzzy, futuristic energy PUBG does so well. Chuseok is a major Korean harvest festival, so the drop felt like a proper seasonal celebration rather than just another bundle. The new Energy Drink skin was a fun utility cosmetic that gave one of the most common healing items a fresh look, and as someone who constantly carries energy drinks in late-game rotations, I appreciated that little touch.

ZERO-G MP5K: Progressive skin and Chroma
If you enjoy weapon cosmetics, the September Contraband Crate was the big one. It brought the [PROGRESSIVE] ZERO-G - MP5K, a sleek blend of clean design and cosmic firepower, plus the [CHROMA] ZERO-G - MP5K (Lime Blue) for players who wanted a different color flavor. The ZERO-G - Contraband Crate (Open 10) also offered a 50% discount on the first purchase, which made the opening session a little less painful for anyone chasing that upgrade. Remember that crate probabilities are not hidden; you can check them in the Hideout under Contraband, then More Details, then Probability to acquire. That transparency is helpful if you want to make an informed decision before spending currency.

LFLong collaboration skins
The update also introduced LFLong collaboration skins, adding another layer for fans who like special crossover content. I will not pretend I am the most knowledgeable about every collaborator, but I can tell you these skins brought a distinctive style to the shop and gave the storefront a bit more personality than the usual rotation.

Your Shop returns
Finally, the personalized Your Shop made a comeback in September. This one is always dangerous for my wallet because the discounts are tailored to what I actually use or admire. The feature gives you a set of discounted goods based on your activity and interests, so it tends to feel more relevant than random store spam. If you were not sure about the pass or the crate, Your Shop was a nice place to grab something smaller without committing to a big bundle.

Quick recap table
| Drop | Main appeal | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Survivor Pass: Zero Gravity | Space-themed pass with progression | Not available in Belgium or Netherlands |
| Chuseok 2024 collection | Seasonal style plus Energy Drink skin | Furry, fuzzy, futuristic vibe |
| ZERO-G Contraband Crate | Progressive MP5K and Lime Blue Chroma | First Open 10 purchase 50 percent off |
| LFLong collaboration | Special crossover skins | Added shop variety |
| Your Shop | Personalized discounted goods | Reopened during September |
My 2026 take
Now that we are in 2026, I still think this update aged well because it mixed event content, a battle pass, crate rewards, and a personalized shop in a single month. If any of these pieces cycle back through Your Shop, the Workshop, or a future promotion, my advice is simple: prioritize the Zero Gravity pass and the MP5K progressive skin if you care about long-term account flex, and grab the Energy Drink skin if you like utility cosmetics that show up constantly in gameplay. As always, keep an eye on the official in-game store for current availability, because sales periods can shift and old favorites sometimes return without much warning.
That is my full player-focused breakdown of the store update. Whether you are a returning veteran or a brand-new survivor dropping into the maps, I hope this helped you understand what made the September refresh worth paying attention to. Happy shopping, and I will see you out there.