Borderlands 3 is one of the biggest co-op shooters around. It's not exactly hard to find other players with which to co-op loot-shoot, but more potential players is usually better, right? As of today's update, finding online co-op partners should be even easier; crossplay (cross-platform multiplayer) has finally come to most versions of Borderlands 3. The update also adds permanent seasonal event toggling, a new level cap increase, and more.
Borderlands 3 has received its 3rd paid DLC this past week, and it's a western themed piece of content called Bounty of Blood. If you own the season pass, the content is already yours, if not, it'll set you back $15.
Borderlands 3 has launched Mayhem 2.0 today, changing the end game content for the better with significant changes to what happens after you complete the campaign. Mayhem increase the chances of getting awesome loot drops, in exchange for extreme difficulty challenges.
These days, there are numerous ways gamers can use their beloved hobby as a means of benefiting society. Charity events, such as the recently completed Corona Relief Done Quick, have raised millions of dollars in the aid of medical and humanitarian organizations. That said, I don't think I've seen the potential for a more direct impact than the new "Borderlands Science" minigame in Borderlands 3.
Since social distancing is the topic of the hour, what better time could there be to dive into a nice, meaty RPG shooter with a few (online) friends? Borderlands 3, which recently completed the jump from Epic Games Store exclusivity to the Steam storefront, has plenty of meat on its haunches for you to gnaw on over the next few weeks.
At PAX East a few weeks ago, Gearbox had some news to share about their popular loot-shooter, Borderlands 3. The six month Epic Games Store exclusivity deal comes to an end today so you can now purchase the title on Steam (yes, purchase; owning it on Epic does not get you the Steam version). It's worth noting that the game will support PC cross-play between the Steam and Epic Games Store versions, and you can transfer saves between the two but it's a manual process. Additional details can be found in the official FAQ.
The first paid DLC for Borderlands 3, "Moxxi's Heist of the Handsome Jackpot," arrives this Thursday, but before you go off to find some new loot, enjoy some free (if you have a SHiFT account) loot now. Last Friday, developer Gearbox started posting SHiFT codes to their Twitter account that could be redeemed in-game for things like new ECHO skins, a weapon trinket, and a new legendary assault rifle. Those codes can all be found over on the Borderlands 3 website and are good until January 10.
A couple days ago, Gearbox revealed the first DLC for Borderlands 3. Titled "Moxxi's Heist of The Handsome Jackpot," players will be recruited by Moxxi to break into an abandoned casino that was built by Handsome Jack back when he was 1) alive, and 2) President of the Hyperion corporation. Your goal is to break into the core of the casino and take over (anyone want to bet that it'll be turned into a Moxxi-themed casino when you do?)
The latest patch/content update has arrived for Borderlands 3, and it brings with it a new four player co-op mission ("Takedown at the Maliwan Blacksite"), a new Mayhem Mode level (level 4), an expansion to the bank, dedicated loot pools for bosses, and a variety of tweaks/balance changes.
Halloween is just a week away and all the video games are getting into the spirit. Borderlands 3's "Bloody Harvest" event, which was first teased last month, kicks off today and runs until December 5. This content is free to everyone, too, so you'll be able to enjoy it as long as you own the game. During the event, you'll be able to earn unique cosmetics (such as character skins, an ECHO device skin, weapon skin) and there are new weapons to add to your collection as well.
It’s been seven years since the last proper Borderlands game was released, though a prequel and an adventure game spinoff helped fill the gap. In Borderlands 3, Gearbox returns to the helm and has delivered a (mostly) successful sequel that improves the gameplay in meaningful ways while staying close to the formula that made the series a favo...
It's hard to believe, but the original Borderlands launched 10 years ago on October 20, 2009. To celebrate that occasion, Gearbox is kicking off a series of limited time in-game events within the latest entry in the series, Borderlands 3. Right now, if you hop in and go after a few specific bosses, you'll have an increased chance to nab some legendary loot.
