Borderlands 4 Standard Edition

Borderlands 4 leaves Pandora for Kairos, a planet held under martial law by a figure called the Timekeeper, and drops four new Vault Hunters into the resistance forming against him. Gearbox has kept the tone — the loot, the guns, the jokes — and rebuilt almost everything underneath it. The big change is movement. You get a double jump, a glide, a grapple hook and a dodge, and the map is one continuous open world instead of zones behind loading screens. The gun generator has been overhauled with licensed part swapping, so manufacturers borrow each other's mechanics, and every Vault Hunter now carries multiple action skills at once. Four-player co-op runs online with crossplay across every platform, or you can take the whole thing solo. The Standard Edition is the complete base game: the full Kairos campaign, all four Vault Hunters with their multiple action skills, the rebuilt open world and the overhauled loot generator. Everything needed for solo play and four-player crossplay co-op is here — the higher tiers add cosmetic and post-launch content rather than anything the campaign depends on.