Borderlands 4: Release date speculation and latest news
Depending on who you ask, announcing Borderlands 4 right after the Borderlands movie bombed is either genius or not very smart at all – but it’s no matter because it’s coming regardless, and we have some release date speculation as to when that might be.
We’ll also take a look at what we can glean about the gameplay details, what platforms it’s coming to as well as if you can pre-order Borderlands 4 yet.
To top it all off, we’ve included the teaser trailer that dropped during Gamescom Opening Night Live.
If you did make the journey to see Borderlands in the cinema and it’s left you scratching your head, we’ve got the ending explained that might help make sense of it all.
But this intro is bordering on being a little too long so let’s cut to the chase and see when the surprisingly close Borderlands 4 release date is.
Borderlands 4 will release in 2025.
So really we can expect it any time between January and December, though it’s unlikely to come at the later on in the year as GTA 6 is slated for release in Autumn 2025.
This period is going to be a no-go zone for most if not all publishers and developers as Grand Theft Auto 6 will no doubt absolutely dominate the charts for weeks if not months on end.
As such, we speculate that Borderlands 4 will release in spring or summer 2025.
An announcement of a release date will most likely coincide with news regarding pre-orders, on which, we have detailed just below.
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No, Borderlands 4 is not available for pre-order at this moment.
If you want to keep track of it, you can wishlist it on Steam, the Microsoft Store or the PlayStaion Store.
There is also no information regarding pricing, any pre-order exclusives or different editions of the game.
We can imagine that this will change relatively soon if the game
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