Randy Pitchford asks fans to play first "and understand the choices we've made" and to see and understand "how big this world is."
Guns can now drop with components from multiple weapon manufacturers, leading to much more loot diversity than ever before.
New planet Kairos offers four large zones to seamlessly explore with side activities like Silos, dungeons, and more to complete.
Randy Pitchford says launching on September 12th is "100 percent the result of confidence in the game and development trajectory."
Over 20 minutes of "developer-guided" gameplay will showcase missions, weapons, Action Skills, and new (and returning) characters.
Previously scheduled for September 23rd, the looter shooter launches 11 days earlier for Xbox Series X/S, PS5, PC, and Nintendo Switch 2.
Gearbox's Randy Pitchford didn't confirm whether the Switch 2 version of its looter shooter would launch alongside other platforms.
Gearbox Entertainment will dive deeper into the combat, exploration, Vault Hunters and Action Skills in an upcoming State of Play.
“You will have a date soon, and then all will become clear,” said Take-Two Interactive's Strauss Zelnick regarding the looter shooter.
Gearbox's Anthony Nicholson also teases "new traversal mechanics" in the looter shooter, which "encourage and reward exploration."
The developer is also looking "to create exciting moments when a rare weapon, item, or something altogether unexpected drops."
"The term comes with a lot of baggage that doesn’t apply," says Randy Pitchford, who previously said it's "larger than anything we've ever done."
PlayStation, Xbox, and PC players will be able to play co-op with each other, Gearbox Entertainment boss Randy Pitchford has confirmed.
"I’m not gonna say there’s no toilets but if the word skibidi ships in the game under my watch I’m gonna cry real tears," Gearbox's Sam Winkler says.
Set on a new planet, Kairos, players get caught in a brewing war between Queen Callius's Rippers and the Timekeeper's Order.
Set on Kairos, players must go against The Timekeeper and a "world-altering catastrophe" in the "most ambitious" Borderlands yet.
Gearbox's Randy Pitchford will also be present at The Game Awards on December 12th to showcase a "lot" of in-game footage.
Gearbox CEO Randy Pitchford had teased his excitement for the trailer, which will be revealed on December 12th at the awards show.
Gearbox Entertainment boss Randy Pitchford says a new trailer for the looter shooter, due out in 2025, is coming soon.
"I think it’s safe to say that we wouldn’t, and no one would, stack up huge releases unnecessarily," says Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick.
