New information aboutBorderlands 4’s co-op features has been revealed, and it looks like the game might have one of the most accessible and deep co-op experiences of 2025. The series is known for its multiplayer looter-shooter mayhem, andkey game changesmight make it the strongest entry in the franchise yet, especially regarding its multiplayer offerings.
In a blog post byXbox Wire,the co-op features forBorderlands 4have been detailed. The game will feature two-player split-screen co-op, as well as drop-in/drop-out functionality, the ability for duos on the same console or PC to team up online with other split-screen partners, crossplay, and more.
Borderlands 4 Will Have Extensive Co-Op Features
Looting & Shooting With Friends Anywhere
Borderlands 4will, of course, have the franchise’s signature four-player co-op, allowing Vault Hunters to grind for legendary loot together, regardless of platform. That’s nothing new, but what’sprobably most impressive is being able to play two-player split screen online with another pair of friends that are also on the same console or PC, or play with two other players playing alone on one device. Flexibility seems to be the name of the game.
The game will feature dynamic level-scaling and difficulty options as well, sofriends can always play together regardless of current level, gear, or challenge desired. The game will also have a streamlined lobby system, potentially makingBorderlands 4the strongest gamein the series yet, at least in terms of co-op features.
Borderlands 4’s Open World Is An “Awesome Hangout”
Part Of Each Other’s Worlds
In probably one of the biggest improvements to co-op functionality, players inBorderlands 4will be able tofast travel directly to other players' locations, eliminating needless walking and repetition, and also creating a sense of connection across the game’s large, seamless open world. Parties can also fast travel together after exploring independently to regroup for a mission or other activity, creating a virtual hangout for short or long game sessions.
Borderlands 4has a lot riding on it, especially after Gearbox CEO Randy Pitchford’scontroversial pricing statement, even though the game will be priced at $69.99, not $79.99. It seems, though, as it stands,Borderlands 4is doing a lot right. As long as the game’s writing, story, loot, and gun quality hold up, fans might be in for a stellar new experience.
