A new patch has been released for Borderlands 4 on PC to address multiple crashes that players have been experiencing. The update targets issues related to animation states, audio glitches, collision checks, and various GPU-related problems. Additionally, it resolves conflicts affecting the Gilded Glory pre-order bonus pack and the Reward Center. These fixes are expected to roll out to console versions shortly. Despite its popularity, Borderlands 4 has faced criticism for its PC performance, prompting Gearbox Software's Randy Pitchford to defend the game’s design philosophy, stating it was not intended to be a high-frame shooter. The change list includes updates for stability, gameplay progression, and loot pools, along with weekly missions and events to enhance gameplay.

What issues does the new Borderlands 4 patch fix?

The patch fixes crashes related to animation states, audio, collision checks, and various GPU-related issues. It also resolves problems with the Gilded Glory pack in the Reward Center, and includes updates to gameplay mechanics and loot pools.

Borderlands 4, developed by Gearbox Software, continues the beloved loot-shooter franchise with cooperative gameplay, unique characters, and a plethora of weapons. It expands on its predecessors with new environments and gameplay mechanics while maintaining the series' signature humor and chaotic action. Launched in 2025, it has already garnered a sizeable player base, though it has been met with mixed feedback regarding launch performance, highlighting the ever-present challenges of balancing ambitious game design with technical execution.