‘Borderlands 4’: Release Times, When You Can Start Playing, And Everything Else You Need To Know
Borderlands 4 reached over 200,000 concurrent players on Steam but suffers from crashes and poor optimization linked to Unreal Engine 5 and hardware incompatibilities, Gearbox confirms.
- The game has received mixed reviews on Steam, with about 2,000 reviews evenly split between positive and negative, resulting in a mixed score of 50 percent.
- Players are experiencing performance issues, with complaints about crashing and stuttering, primarily blaming Unreal Engine 5 and Denuvo for poor performance.
- Epic CEO Tim Sweeney defended Unreal Engine 5, attributing performance problems to developers not optimizing the game early in the development cycle.
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Borderlands 4 Dev Gearbox Asks PC Gamers to Keep Playing for at Least 15 Minutes After They Tweak Settings to See How Performance Has Changed, as Negative Steam Reviews Pile Up
Borderlands 4 has launched on Steam to big concurrent player numbers, but the release was marred by complaints about PC performance that have resulted in a ‘mixed’ user review rating on Valve’s platform.
‘Borderlands 4’: Release Times, When You Can Start Playing, And Everything Else You Need To Know
Borderlands 4 is back, and as our review outlines, it’s the recentering of the classic looter shooter series needed after the last game divided the fanbase in 2019. Borderlands 4 still has the four-player co-op antics and wild weapon variety the series is known for (30 billion of them this time around, to be exact), and adds some new wrinkles to the formula, like a seamless open world and crossplay. In short, it seems Gearbox has brought things …
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Borderlands 4 Crashing and Performance Issues Plague Launch With Corrupted Saves Reported
Having trouble viewing the text? You can always read the original article here: Borderlands 4 Crashing and Performance Issues Plague Launch With Corrupted Saves Reported Gearbox’s latest entry in their storied looter shooter franchise has been released with Borderlands 4. While hype for it remains high, the game’s launch has been marred with loads of technical issues — especially on PC. RELATED PlayStation Store "Autumn Adventures" Sale Brings…
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