Name: Borderlands®4 Super Deluxe Edition
Brand: Xbox
Price: 64.99 USD
Availability: InStock

Deal overview

Borderlands®4 Super Deluxe Edition is currently 50% off on Xbox — down to $64.99 from $129.99.

A 50% cut is a strong deal for Borderlands®4 Super Deluxe Edition; steeper drops appear only during the largest Xbox sales.

That works out to $65.00 off the Xbox list price of $129.99.

This deal is for the XBOX version. Click View Deal to open the official Xbox page — prices and regional availability are confirmed at checkout, not by GamesCreed.

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About this game

Borderlands 4 drops you back on Kairos, a planet run by a dictator called the Timekeeper, and things go sideways fast once a catastrophe cracks his control wide open. The Super Deluxe Edition is the version built for people who already know they want to spend a long time here: it bundles the full game with the Deluxe content plus the Vault Hunter Pack, which adds two more playable characters, their own story arcs, and new areas to explore. If you’re the type who finishes a Borderlands campaign and then wants an excuse to keep playing the same characters in new territory, this edition is aimed squarely at you.

How it plays

At the ground level, this is still a looter shooter: you pick a Vault Hunter, lean into their Action Skill and skill tree, and go fight increasingly absurd enemies for increasingly absurd guns. Gearbox has pushed movement further than past entries, with double jumps, gliding, dodging, and grappling all in the mix, so fights feel less like standing in cover and more like staying airborne while you pick targets apart. The Super Deluxe content layers extra missions, bosses, and gear on top of that loop rather than changing it: new zones to clear, new Vault Cards worth of cosmetics, extra vehicles, and for Vault Hunter Pack owners, entirely new story scenarios with their own main missions. It’s built around co-op from the start, so whether you’re running solo or bringing friends in through splitscreen or online play, the difficulty and loot scale to match.

Who it’s for

This is for people who already like Borderlands’ particular flavor of chaos: over-the-top writing, an endless parade of guns with random perks, and combat that rewards experimenting with builds rather than picking one loadout and sticking with it. If you’ve bounced off the series before because the humor grates on you or looter-shooter grinding isn’t your thing, none of the extra content here is going to change your mind. But if you’re a series veteran or someone who wants a shooter you can sink dozens of hours into with friends, the scope of what’s included makes a real case for itself.

Is it worth it?

For the audience that plays these games long-term, the Super Deluxe Edition makes sense because it front-loads everything instead of making you decide later whether to buy add-on content piecemeal. Two additional playable characters with full story content is a meaningfully bigger addition than a cosmetic pack, and if you know you’re going to want them eventually, getting them bundled in avoids paying for the base game and expansions separately down the line. If you’re unsure whether you’ll still be playing months from now, the standard edition is the safer starting point, but for anyone already committed to spending real time in Kairos, this is the kind of edition worth watching for a discount rather than skipping outright.