Borderlands 4 Adds Free Raid, Paid DLC, and Cross-Save on June 25
This update marks the first major endgame content for Borderlands 4 and introduces cross-save, while the roadmap confirms a sixth Vault Hunter arriving in September.
Reporting from 1 sources: 4Gamer.net.
2K and Gearbox Software announced the version 1.8 update for Borderlands 4, releasing June 25. It includes the free raid Take Down of the Hadron Abyss, paid DLC Wanted Pack 3: Daddy Issues! In Zane's Name, Vault Card 3, and cross-save functionality. A roadmap reveals future content and a new Vault Hunter, Loveless the Hacker.
The June 25 update for Borderlands 4 brings a free raid, a paid story DLC, and cross-save support across Nintendo Switch 2, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S. The free Take Down of the Hadron Abyss is a high-difficulty raid set in an underwater research facility, where players face the boss Child of Terramorphus. Enemy strength scales with party size, and Mayhem levels and Hardcore mode are available. Rewards include pearl-class weapons and class mods. The paid Wanted Pack 3: Daddy Issues! In Zane's Name sends players into a noir-style arcade game world to solve a murder involving Zane's digi-clone backup. Vault Card 3 adds 24 arcade-themed customization items and four re-rollable gear pieces. Cross-save allows save data sharing between platforms. A roadmap shows Wanted Pack 4 on July 30, and in early September, Wanted Pack 5 and Story Pack 2, which introduces the sixth Vault Hunter, Loveless the Hacker, a former Anshin Corporation hacker turned assassin who materializes digital viruses.
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