Take-Two Reaffirms Borderlands 4 Support Through Story Pack 2 as Steam Peaks Fall to 4 Digits
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Updated · IGN · Aug 10
Take-Two Reaffirms Borderlands 4 Support Through Story Pack 2 as Steam Peaks Fall to 4 Digits
2 articles · Updated · IGN · Aug 10
Summary
Strauss Zelnick said Borderlands 4's performance has "not affected our plans at all," adding that 2K and Gearbox are "totally supporting" the game despite community doubts about year-two content.
September brings the next concrete support beat: Story Pack 2, Bounty Pack 5 and the Version 1.10 update, plus new Vault Hunter Loveless the Hacker as paid DLC.
Those assurances come after a turbulent first year marked by severe PC performance complaints, a scrapped Switch 2 version and Zelnick's earlier admission that sales saw "a little bit of softness."
Steam illustrates the pressure on the game's momentum: after topping 300,000 concurrent players at launch, Borderlands 4 now averages peak concurrents in the four digits and still carries a mixed user rating.
Gearbox has not announced a broader 2026-and-beyond roadmap, leaving Story Pack 2 as the main test of whether fresh content can revive engagement and clarify long-term support.