Gearbox prepares to unleash Borderlands 4 after fans waited six years since the third game arrived. The studio bumped up the release date from September 23 to September 12 earlier than planned. Players can grab the shooter across PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series consoles, and Nintendo Switch 2 platforms. President Randy Pitchford denied any connection between the date change and Grand Theft Auto VI delays. The looter shooter franchise returns with its biggest adventure yet.
The Standard edition costs $69.99 while Deluxe runs $99.99 and Super Deluxe hits $129.99 with extra content. Vault Hunters abandon Pandora for the planet Kairos where dictator The Timekeeper rules through fear. Lilith transported moon Elpis accidentally destroyed the...