Borderlands 3 launches exclusively on the Epic Games Store on 13 September
Until April 2020, the PC version of Borderlands 3 will be exclusive to the Epic Games Store.


Borderlands 3 on PC, PS4 and Xbox One.[/caption]When the rumours around its exclusivity were floating around, Gearbox CEO Randy Pitchford had tweeted out to address some of the concerns of fans of the franchise. He explained that 2K and Take Two had the exclusive publishing rights to the game including making decisions on price-points, territories, distribution and platform partnerships. The reason Pitchford even thought it necessary to come clean about the deal with 2K and Take Two is the severe community backlash that Epic's game platform is receiving. Epic Games, the creator of popular PUBG alternative Fortnite, has been accused by gamers of using underhanded tactics to score exclusives in a bid to strengthen the Epic Games Store (it's like an App Store for PC games).In a follow-up tweet, he stated that he thinks “exclusives are fine when they come w/ advantages and when they are short – say, six months”. This suggested that Borderlands 3 was going to be an Epic Store exclusive. Now with the release date in September out in the open, the exclusivity termination on April shows that Randy had indirectly confirmed the temporary exclusivity duration as well.
Borderlands 3 has managed to stay in the news almost every day leading up to its official launch. Whether it was the first teaser video or the full trailer with its official announcement or when the release date was accidentally leaked or when recently the box art was leaked out. Along with the announcement of the release date, Gearbox also released a new trailer.
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