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Borderlands 4 won’t be $80, pre-order pages confirm

A few weeks ago, Randy Pitchford caused quite the commotion thanks to his comments on the potential for Borderlands 4 to cost $80. After all of that, the game won't cost $80 after all.

Pre-orders for Borderlands 4 have now gone live. The standard version of the game will cost $69.99 on Xbox, PlayStation and Switch 2. On PC, the game is £59.99 via Steam in the UK. It is also worth noting that the Switch 2 version will not be available at launch on September 12th. The Switch 2 version does not currently have a release date.

Of course, there are pricey deluxe and collector's editions as well, which include extra cosmetic DLCs, but nothing particularly major. Currently there does not appear to be a ‘season pass' for the game, although paid DLCs are going to be available eventually.

Later down the line, Borderlands 4 will receive a mix of paid and free DLCs. New characters will likely be reserved for paid DLC, but exact details on post-launch content plans will arrive at a later date.

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