Borderlands 4 is coming in 2025

By Liam Dawe - 20 August 2024 at 6:28 pm UTC

Gearbox and 2K today announced Borderlands 4 is real and it's going to release sometime in 2025 although we don't know many details yet. Hopefully it will work okay with Proton.

After the absolute disaster that was the Borderlands movie, no doubt fans are itching for something less terrible to blast through. The Steam store page doesn't exactly give much away just noting the obvious: "See if you have what it takes to go down in history as a legendary Vault Hunter as you search for secret alien treasure, blasting everything in sight."

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You can follow it on Steam.

What are you hoping to see from it? It's been a few years since the last mainline game, Borderlands 3, which released back in 2019.

You can get a whole lot of Borderlands real cheap right now on Fanatical and Steam.

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Tags: Steam Play, FPS, Steam, Upcoming

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I've played each of the main Borderlands games. I can't remember if I finished all of them, but I know I at least finished BL3. No complaints. I'd be interested in a fourth.

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I absolutely loved BL1 (for innovation) & 2 (for script), also because they were some of the first real native ports (done by Aspyr, IIRC) of blockbuster titles for Linux. You can't really find a more likeable main villain than Handsome Jack. TPS was a bit of "more of the same", with some clear signs of Lilith being the real villain of the saga. TFTB was nice, but a bit too "corridor" narration to my taste. I found BL3 rather bland, with characters trying too hard to be borderlandish while lacking the over-the-top features of their predecessors. After the movie, I'm positively afraid that BL4 will be the first BL I'm going to positively avoid.

Finally, I'm not sure about the graphic technology Gearbox will use, but this could be the last nail in the Pandora coffin for me: no cell shading = no Borderlands.

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