The milestone covers the franchise's worldwide lifetime sales. The available reports do not establish the exact date or location at which the 100 million threshold was reached, but both publications agree that the figure has now been crossed.
EnosTech.com connects the result to a prediction Randy Pitchford reportedly made at Gamescom 2025, before Borderlands 4 launched. The publication says Pitchford predicted that the franchise would pass 100 million sales with the release, a forecast that the reported milestone has now fulfilled.
Gaming Age reports that 2K and Gearbox announced the milestone after the conclusion of Borderlands 4's first-year roadmap. According to that report, Gearbox is developing or planning additional Borderlands 4 content and updates for 2027, although the specific content has not been identified in the supplied material.
To mark the sales achievement, titles across the Borderlands franchise were placed on sale for a limited time, Gaming Age reports. The promotion was attributed to 2K and Gearbox and was described as an opportunity for new and returning players to access the series through digital storefronts.
Gaming Age also reports that the community fundraising event The Hunt was scheduled to begin on November 6 in support of St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. The publication says 2K Foundations and Gearbox would match donations up to the previous record amount.
The confirmed sales figure establishes the franchise's cumulative milestone, while the reported 2027 plans point to further Borderlands 4 development. The available evidence does not yet specify what that future content will include; those details remain open in the supplied reports.