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Borderlands 4 Deluxe Edition

Borderlands 4 Deluxe Edition

4.9· 14 ratings

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$49.99last seen Oct 28

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Our take on the Borderlands 4 Deluxe Edition

Borderlands 4 Deluxe Edition is a bundle of the full looter-shooter base game plus extra cosmetic and mission content, including the Firehawk's Fury Weapon Skin, the Bounty Pack Bundle (four areas with new missions and bosses), and four Vault Cards with cosmetics and Legendary Gear. It stands out for its co-op focus and billions of procedurally generated weapons, but its technical performance has been rocky on consoles. The latest best price is $99.99 at PlayStation Store US as of November 3, which is the standard digital price and not a discount from its recent range.

Best forBorderlands fans who want all current extra content in one purchaseCo-op players looking for a long loot-driven campaignPlayers who value cosmetic customization and extra missions
Pros
  • Includes full base game plus four Bounty Packs with new areas and bosses
  • Four Vault Cards add 24 cosmetics and 4 Legendary Gear pieces each
  • Firehawk's Fury Weapon Skin and new vehicle cosmetics included
  • Co-op looter shooter with billions of weapon combinations
  • Local single-player runs well on original PS5
Cons
  • Frequent glitches and crashes reported, even on console
  • Deluxe and seasonal content criticized as not worth the extra cost
  • Story and missions feel flat and repetitive to some players
  • Map and minimap system considered worse than earlier games
  • Humor and art style seen as a step down from past entries

Borderlands 4 Deluxe Edition price history

Lowest price we've seen: $49.99 on Oct 28. Tracked across 1 store since Oct 28.

What reviewers say

Buyers praise the core gameplay loop, co-op fun, and ongoing quality-of-life updates, but many report serious technical issues and disappointment with the story and Deluxe content. The 4.9 rating from 14 ratings suggests a small, possibly polarized sample.

Pros
  • Fun to play, especially in co-op
  • Local single-player runs great on original PS5
  • Devs keep rolling out quality-of-life improvements and listen to feedback
  • Interesting Vault Hunters and decent story
Cons
  • Way too many glitches and crashes, even on console
  • Game doesn't fundamentally work: crashes on resume, enemies under floor, chests fail to spawn
  • Story is flat and missions feel repetitive and disconnected
  • Deluxe/seasonal content not worth the money

From PlayStation Store US

  • Full base game included
  • Firehawk's Fury Weapon Skin included
  • Bounty Pack Bundle included: 4 unique areas with new missions and a unique boss
  • 4 Vault Cards, each with 24 cosmetics and 4 pieces of Legendary Gear
  • New Vault Hunter cosmetics and 4 new vehicles with new cosmetics
  • Mayhem-fueled looter shooter with billions of weapons and intense co-op action
Shipping
Digital purchase; download and play on the main PS5 console associated with your account and on other PS5 consoles when logged in with the same account.
In the box
Full base game, Firehawk's Fury Weapon Skin, Bounty Pack Bundle (Bounty Packs 2, 3, 4 and 5)

What buyers say

Buyers like
  • Fun to play; local single player runs great on original PS5
  • Devs keep rolling out quality-of-life improvements and listen to player feedback
  • Interesting, well-made Vault Hunters and decent story
  • Toned-down humor and fresher villains
  • Character building and world building praised
  • Good value for money
Buyers complain about
  • Way too many glitches and crashes, even on console
  • Game doesn't fundamentally work: crashes on resume from sleep, enemies load under the floor, chests fail to spawn
  • Story is flat and missions feel repetitive and disconnected
  • Humor, art and engaging gameplay of earlier games are gone
  • Map and minimap system ruined; world boring and hard to navigate
  • Deluxe/seasonal content not worth the money; characters feel like rehashes

Questions and answers

Is the Deluxe Edition worth it over the standard edition?
The Deluxe Edition adds cosmetic skins, four Bounty Packs with new areas and bosses, and four Vault Cards. If you want all current extra content, it can be worth it, but some buyers say the extra content isn't worth the premium.
What's included in the Deluxe Edition?
It includes the full base game, the Firehawk's Fury Weapon Skin, the Bounty Pack Bundle (Bounty Packs 2, 3, 4, and 5), four Vault Cards with cosmetics and Legendary Gear, plus new Vault Hunter cosmetics and four new vehicles with cosmetics.
Does it run well on the original PS5?
Buyers report that local single-player runs great on the original PS5, but many also complain about glitches and crashes, including issues resuming from sleep.
How does it compare to Borderlands 3?
It offers more of the same looter-shooter formula with new Vault Hunters and a toned-down humor style. Some fans feel the story, map system, and overall polish are weaker than in Borderlands 3.
When is the best time to buy?
The current price is $99.99 at PlayStation Store US as of November 3, which is the standard digital price. Discounts on new releases are uncommon, so waiting for a sale or a price drop is the best way to save.
What do buyers say about the Borderlands 4 Deluxe Edition?
Rated 4.9 out of 5 from 14 ratings. Buyers like: Fun to play; local single player runs great on original PS5; Devs keep rolling out quality-of-life improvements and listen to player feedback; Interesting, well-made Vault Hunters and decent story. Common complaints: Way too many glitches and crashes, even on console; Game doesn't fundamentally work: crashes on resume from sleep, enemies load under the floor, chests fail to spawn.