Borderlands 4 Devs Talk Loot, Comedy, and What Makes Borderlands Great: "We Listen to the Fans"

Borderlands 4 devs talk loot, comedy, and what makes Borderlands great: "We listen to the fans"

It's been six years since Borderlands 3, and while Tiny Tina's Wonderlands did tide fans over in the meantime, a new, bona fide Borderlands game has been long in the making.We were invited to Take-Two's offices in London for a hands-on preview of the upcoming Borderlands 4, a game that's set to give the series a big refresh.Set on a new world, with largely new characters, grounded writing and a genuinely serious tone to the story, it's a stark d…

Borderlands 4 ESRB rating reveals all the swearing, violence and crude humor you'd expect

You've been 4-warned

Borderlands 4 gets an M rating from the ESRB as it warns of "enemies bursting into chunks" and dialogue such as "I'm gonna go home and have sex with my wife"

Looks like the humor will stick to that Borderlands standard

"Borderlands 4" Hands-On Preview ... .

This past weekend, at a fan event in Los Angeles, the good people at Gearbox and 2K Games gave fans and journalists a chance to play Borderlands 4, which will be released September 12th on Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5, and PC, and for Switch 2 at a later date. What follows are my impressions of the game (though the screenshots are not from my demo; they were provided by Gearbox). For those unfamiliar with this series, the mainline Borderlands …

Borderlands 4 ESRB Rating Reveals Graphic Violence, Mature Humor, and Strong Language

Borderlands 4 has officially been rated by the ESRB and Singapore’s IMDA, confirming the series’ signature blend of graphic violence, mature themes, and irreverent humor will return. The looter-shooter is set for global release on September 12, 2025, for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC, with a Nintendo Switch 2 version to follow. These early ratings suggest Gearbox Software is maintaining the franchise’s characteristically intense tone fo…