Summary
Summer Game Fest is right around the corner and the latest reports regarding the showcase suggest thatthe highly-anticipatedBorderlands 4may be the star of the presentation. Despite some turmoil over the ownership of developer Gearbox, the beloved shooter is still regarded as a high-value property and given the success of the third game and the spinoffTiny Tina’s Wonderlands, it stands to reason that publisher Take-Two would want a new entry. With Gearbox confirming its work on a fourth mainline game, an announcement could drop sooner rather than later.
Over oneXputer, leaker Kurakasis stated that2K will provide a first look atBorderlands 4during the Summer Game Fest presentationbut it’s unknown whether the reveal will also confirm a release window. The leaker also notes that there’s a chance the game is announced before SGF and the actual showcase will be used to spotlight gameplay and further details on the next chapter in the saga. As with any and all leaks, it’s worth taking this report with a pinch of salt but given that Summer Game Fest is so soon, fans won’t have to wait long to find out if its accurate.
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Borderlands 4 Is All But Confirmed
Gearbox Has Made It Clear It’s Working On Something Big
ShouldBorderlands 4appear at Summer Game Fest, it would line up with previous updates about the RPG series. Shortly afterGearbox was acquired by Take-Twoafter Embracer Group sold the studio for $460 million,it confirmed that it was working on anotherBorderlandssequel, arguably its most famous property. The news came after several reports that the Embracer Group sale substantially shook up development but thatBorderlands 4was still progressing well.
Aside from the supposed announcement that’s slated to drop during SGF 2024,it seems unlikely thatBorderlands 4will launch in the near future. Development may be going smoothly but given the recent upheavals at Gearbox, it’s difficult to imagine that the game’s timeline wasn’t affected. A cautious speculator would put the game down to drop in 2025 but this remains to be seen.
Borderlandsfans had to wait seven years between the second and third game, so it stands to reason that the fourth may take a while longer yet.
Additionally, alongsideBorderlands 4,Gearbox has confirmedthat it’salso in the early stages of creating a sequel toTiny Tina’sWonderlands. It’s entirely possible that this is unveiled during SGF 2024 in place ofBorderands 4but given the similarity of the games, it’s doubtful that both will be in attendance. Whatever the case may be, fans of Pandora and all its zany characters should keep their eyes peeled during SGF because even 2K has promised toshow off one of its most beloved franchises.
