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Gearbox reveals Borderlands 4 ‘Murders & Acquisitions’ DLC

Borderlands 4 players won’t have to wait long for the next chunk of premium content. During the latest Gearbox DevCast, the studio revealed Bounty Pack 4: Murders and Acquisitions, which is set to launch on July 30th alongside the V1.9 update. The DLC introduces fresh loot, and a new Vault Card for players to work through.

Bounty Pack 4 is split into two parts – the core narrative expansion, Murders and Acquisitions, and Vault Card 4. The story content sends players into the Toxic Scowl, a polluted desert canyon where they’ll assist Levaine, leader of the Electi, in mediating a conflict between two Ripper factions. The mission is repeatable and features choice‑driven encounters that alter dialogue, combat scenarios, and even the assistance available during the final boss fight.

Completing the mission rewards players with a new Vault Hunter Skin, a Vehicle, and an ECHO‑4 Drone Skin. Those who take on the final boss and three mini‑bosses will also have a chance to earn new exclusive loot, including one Pearlescent weapon and six new Legendary items. Vault Card 4 arrives alongside 24 new cosmetic rewards and four rerollable gear pieces earned through exploration, enemy kills, and daily or weekly challenges.

Gearbox also shared a brief look at Story Pack 2: FL4K and the Last Resort, arriving in September. The expansion brings FL4K back as they search for their missing skag, Mr. Chew, while uncovering a Tediore operation on a volcanic jungle island. The same update will introduce a new playable Vault Hunter, Loveless the Hacker, and will also include Bounty Pack 5, with more details to come closer to launch.

KitGuru Says: Have you been keeping up with Borderlands 4 since launch? Or have you been waiting for all of the post launch DLC to become available? 

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