Later this week, one of the year's biggest and most highly anticipated games, Borderlands 4, is scheduled to release across Xbox Series X|S, Windows PC, and PS5 on September 12. It's the newest mainline entry in the beloved co-op looter shooter franchise since 2019's Borderlands 3, and the first one to come since 2022's Tiny Tina's Wonderlands spinoff.
With four new Vault Hunters to play as, an ocean of character skills to learn and master, billions of loot drops to collect and experiment with, a fresh story campaign set on the newly introduced world of Kairos, and more, it looks to be the most ambitious Borderlands yet. But for PC players, there's a bit of a problem to be concerned about.
