Borderlands 4 is coming in 2025. It’s somehow already been over five years since the last mainline installment landed, so I am eagerly anticipating another opportunity to loot and shoot my way around a delightfully alien world. That’s especially true for Borderlands 4, with Gearbox Software pushing us away from Pandora and onto a brand new planet, along with four new Vault Hunters for company. We know that we’ll be blasting off in search of alien treasure, just as we have in so many of the best Borderlands games, although Gearbox has teased that it’s looking to further expand the RPG elements of the series. Company CEO Randy Pitchford says that “All of us at Gearbox have massive ambitions for Borderlands 4 and are putting everything we have into making everything we love about Borderlands better than ever before while taking the game to new levels in exciting new directions.”It’s exciting times! So for all the latest Borderlands 4 news and information, keep reading to find everything we know so far about one of the most anticipated new games for 2025. Borderlands 4 release date speculation Gearbox Software has confirmed that Borderlands 4 will release in 2025, although the developer stopped short of putting a firm date on it – although we do know it will also be in “during Take-Two’s Fiscal Year 2026”, so expect it to launch in fall. This tracks with the core Borderlands trilogy which launched in September and October. Borderlands 3 landed in 2019, while spin-off Tiny Tina’s Wonderland dropped in 2022. Borderlands 4 trailerThe first Borderlands 4 trailer doesn’t feature any actual gameplay but it does set the tone for what Gearbox is trying to capture here. You can watch the teaser above, which showcases a fractured planet under siege from the skies. Expect to see more as 2K Games pushes closer to the 2025 release date. Oh, and no, that isn’t Handsome Jack in the trailer… it’s apparently “something far more dangerous.”Borderlands 4 platforms Borderlands 4 will launch on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X. 2K Games has confirmed that the title will launch on both the Epic Game Store and Steam storefronts. While Gearbox hasn’t confirmed this firmly, it looks like Borderlands 4 won’t be on PS4 or Xbox One as the platforms were missing from the reveal trailer. First Borderlands 4 gameplay details There are only a few Borderlands 4 gameplay details out there right now, with Gearbox keeping the game tightly under wraps after reveal. So, what do we know so far? For starters, the developer won’t be drastically altering the structure of this new Borderlands game. You’ll “assume the role of a legendary Vault Hunter” as you blast your way through “hordes of enemies in search of new treasures to loot on an all-new planet.” And yes, Borderlands 4 will still be a looter shooter. Sign up to the GamesRadar+ Newsletter