Publisher 2K Games announced last weekend that it will be offering all downloadable content for Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel for a fixed price. This so-called season pass entitles you to all DLC that the publisher puts on the market.
It involves four expansions of the shooting game with new characters, challenges, missions and experiences. Each expansion normally costs about ten dollars each, but 2K Games will soon offer them for a fixed price of thirty dollars. That’s the same as the season pass for Borderlands 2, although a price in euros has not yet been announced.
2K Games releases Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel internationally on October 17. From then on, interested parties can purchase the season pass. The price applies to all platforms for which the game appears: PlayStation Network, Xbox Live and PC, the publisher announced.
The Pre-Sequel centers on the events for Borderlands 2. They take place on the moon of the planet Pandora. In the game, the main enemy from the previous game, Handsome Jack, is still the principal instead of the bad guy.