The next State of Play broadcast is coming up today, April 30, and this one is focused entirely on Borderlands 4. It promises to provide the best look at the game yet, with Gearbox boss Randy Pitchford saying the studio will show and discuss more of the game than fans have ever seen before.
The State of Play dedicated to Borderlands 4 takes place today, April 30, and it will be streamed live on Twitch and YouTube.
Borderlands 4 is coming.
The State of Play dedicated to Borderlands 4 takes in the afternoon hours in America, or later at night in the UK. If you live in Japan or Australia, it'll be an early call if you want to watch live.
April 30
May 1
Gearbox creative director Graeme Timmins will appear on the broadcast alongside senior project producer Anthony Nicholson to showcase 20+ minutes of "developer-guided gameplay." This will include a new look at missions, weapons, skills, new and returning characters, and more.
Borderlands 4 is set for release on September 12, which is a bit earlier than the game's previously announced September 23 release date. Gearbox brought the game's release forward due to the studio's confidence in the game and not to avoid a clash with another game. Prior to the shift, Borderlands 4 and Bungie's Marathon were both set to release on September 23.
GameSpot will bring you all the big Borderlands 4 news from the State of Play, so keep checking back for the latest.
Source
How to watch the Borderlands 4 State of Play
The State of Play dedicated to Borderlands 4 takes place today, April 30, and it will be streamed live on Twitch and YouTube.
Borderlands 4 is coming.
Borderlands 4 State of Play start time
The State of Play dedicated to Borderlands 4 takes in the afternoon hours in America, or later at night in the UK. If you live in Japan or Australia, it'll be an early call if you want to watch live.
April 30
- 2 PM PT
- 5 PM ET
- 10 PM BST
- 11 PM CEST
May 1
- 6 AM JST
- 7 AM AEST
What to expect
Gearbox creative director Graeme Timmins will appear on the broadcast alongside senior project producer Anthony Nicholson to showcase 20+ minutes of "developer-guided gameplay." This will include a new look at missions, weapons, skills, new and returning characters, and more.
Borderlands 4 is set for release on September 12, which is a bit earlier than the game's previously announced September 23 release date. Gearbox brought the game's release forward due to the studio's confidence in the game and not to avoid a clash with another game. Prior to the shift, Borderlands 4 and Bungie's Marathon were both set to release on September 23.
GameSpot will bring you all the big Borderlands 4 news from the State of Play, so keep checking back for the latest.
Source