Gearbox Software and 2K say the Borderlands franchise has sold more than 100 million copies. The companies announced the cumulative figure on November 2 alongside an update on Borderlands 4, which has completed its first year of planned post-launch content.
The total covers the franchise since the original Borderlands arrived in 2009. The announcement gives a single figure for the series. Gearbox is marking the milestone with a SHiFT code that grants 20 Golden Keys in each of five games, from the original Borderlands through Borderlands 4, including The Pre-Sequel.
Borderlands 4’s first year brought two story packs, five bounty packs and two additional Vault Hunters. Gearbox says it is working on further content for 2027. Weekly activity refreshes and community challenges will continue in the meantime.
The studio is also inviting players to share feedback on the wider series, including the characters and stories they want to see explored. Its immediate plans focus on Borderlands 4, which is available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S and PC.
