Borderlands 4 review: Poor optimization stacked with incredible fun

September 23, 2025

, By Tom’s Guide

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Borderlands 4: Specs

Platforms: Nintendo Switch 2, PC (reviewed), PS5, Xbox Series X|S
Price: $69
Release Date: September 25, 2025
Genre: Shooter

If there’s one game that I’ve been excited to play this year, it’s Borderlands 4.

Ever since the original Borderlands, I’ve been a looter shooter fiend. Taking two tried-and-true game types (shooter and loot-based RPG) and smashing them together has been a recipe to keep me coming back for months on end (I’m looking at you, Destiny 2).

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Borderlands 4: Specs

Platforms: Nintendo Switch 2, PC (reviewed), PS5, Xbox Series X|S
Price: $69
Release Date: September 25, 2025
Genre: Shooter

If there’s one game that I’ve been excited to play this year, it’s Borderlands 4.

Ever since the original Borderlands, I’ve been a looter shooter fiend. Taking two tried-and-true game types (shooter and loot-based RPG) and smashing them together has been a recipe to keep me coming back for months on end (I’m looking at you, Destiny 2).

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