A week ago, Gearbox officially divulged that Borderlands 3 was in the works with a beautiful debut trailer. Presently, the developer has uncovered a couple of more subtleties, including when and where players will probably hop into the most recent game. Borderlands 3 is launching on September thirteenth on the Xbox One, PS4, and PC — however the PC version will be elite to the Epic Store, the growing opponent to Steam. Borderlands 3 joins a developing list of Epic Store special features, including The Division 2, Metro Exodus, Control, and a trio of Quantic Dream recreations. Gearbox’s game won’t be selective always, however; the games ““will be available on additional PC digital storefronts in April 2020,” as indicated by publisher 2K.
Concerning the game itself, Borderlands 3 will highlight various series pillars — strikingly, a silly number of weapons, loads of vehicles to wreak mayhem in, and a role-playing-style progression — alongside a few new highlights. That incorporates four new playable characters, “seamless” community play, and new universes to investigate outside of the pillar planet Pandora. With regards to the arrangement’s past, In keeping with the series’s past, it also features some not-so-subtle box art.
Here’s how Gearbox describes the game:
The firsts hooter-thief returns, packing bazillions of guns and an all-new mayhem-fueled adventure. Impact through new universes and adversaries as one of four brand out of the box new Vault Hunters — the ultimate treasure-seeking badasses of the Borderlands, each with profound aptitude trees, capacities, and customization. Play solo or unite with friends to take on crazy foes, collect loads of loot, and spare your home from the most ruthless cult leaders in the galaxy.
We’ll likely hear a lot increasingly about the game among now and its fall discharge. Meanwhile, Borderlands fans can likewise appreciate a remastered version of the original 2009 game, which is out today on PC, Xbox One, and PS4.
