- Steam pricePrice
- $5.99$59.99-90%
- Release
- March 13, 2020
- Modes
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How co-op works
Up to four Vault Hunters complete the campaign and side content together with drop-in play. Cooperation mode level-syncs encounters separately for differently leveled teammates and gives each player instanced loot, while distinct action skills and builds provide complementary ways to control fights.
About this game
Borderlands 3 is a loot shooter built for cooperative chaos. Four Vault Hunters can team up online to chase legendary weapons, tackle story missions, and carve through hordes of bandits and monsters across multiple planets. The campaign and all side content support drop-in, drop-out co-op, letting squads split loot and share mayhem from start to finish.
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Gameplay revolves around shooting, looting, and leveling. Each Vault Hunter brings unique action skills and talent trees, encouraging different playstyles and combo potential. The billions of procedurally generated guns keep the grind fresh, while boss fights and endgame raids demand smart positioning and constant communication to survive.
Borderlands 3 supports online co-op and LAN play, with cross-platform multiplayer bringing together friends across different storefronts. Sessions scale from calm treasure hunts to party-style firefights where screen-filling explosions and competing loot pings fill every second. Voice chat or quick callouts make tight coordination possible, but the game welcomes laid-back runs just as easily.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many players can team up in Borderlands 3?
Up to four players can team up online or via LAN. The campaign and all side content support drop-in, drop-out co-op from start to finish.
Does Borderlands 3 support cross-platform play?
Yes, the game supports cross-platform multiplayer, letting you team up with friends across different storefronts.
Do I need voice chat to play Borderlands 3 co-op?
Not necessarily. Boss fights and endgame raids benefit from communication and smart positioning, but the game welcomes laid-back runs too. You can coordinate with voice chat or quick callouts depending on how seriously you want to tackle it.