Amazon slashes Borderlands 4 price to all-time low ahead of 2025 Black Friday sale
Blog Andrew Joseph 28 Oct , 2025 0
Amazon's Black Friday discounts haven't officially started yet, but that hasn't stopped the retailer from dropping prices on big new games like Borderlands 4, which launched just over a month ago.
21% off, a pretty reasonable discount for Gearbox's open-world loot shooter, PS5 and Xbox versions down to $54.99 Just on the cusp of November sales.
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While our reviewer and loot shooter enthusiast Travis Northup thinks the open world isn't as good as it could be, He still gave the game an 8 out of 10 rating and it’s highly recommended..
“Borderlands 4 gives the series the massive boost it needs, with a fantastic open world and vastly improved combat, although bugs and invisible walls occasionally break the mold.”
The game also recently received Great balance patch, This had a very positive impact on the Vault Hunter, Amon, and PS5 versions I chose in this deal There is now a FOV slider and improved performance.
It is expected that “Borderlands 4” will also last for a while. And the Switch 2 port has been delayed indefinitelygame Post-launch roadmap piles up – and will include a new Vault Hunter, C4SH, Who was recently revealed?.
Should you wait for Black Friday?
Probably… right? I mean what do you want me to say? Instant discount of 15 yuan, very cost-effective! Do I think the game will drop further in the coming weeks? Sort of, yes.
I think you have to see Early Black Friday Sales Like this, think less about min-max savings and more about getting discounts that work for you on things you really want to buy.
If you want to play Borderlands 4 Nowthen you can reward yourself with the gift of time instead of waiting for another $5 off between now and December.
However, if you really want to save as much money as possible, I can definitely see Borderlands 4 dropping below $50 by November 28th. If you have the patience, keep at it. Beyond that, over 20% off new games is still a pretty good deal.
Robert Anderson is senior business editor and IGN's resident deal expert on games, collectibles, trading card games and more. You can follow him @robertliam21 on Twitter/X or blue sky.
This article contains contributions from Lloyd Coombes.