Valentine’s Day DLC Announced for Borderlands 2

By Alex Osborn

Gearbox Software has announced Mad Moxxi and the Wedding Day Massacre, the latest piece of downloadable content for Borderlands 2. As you may have guessed, it's Valentine's Day themed and will launch on February 11th for the low price of $2.99.

This add-on serves as the fourth Headhunter DLC pack, which means there's a new head and skin available to unlock once you beat the boss with each character. The fifth Headhunter pack, which will sadly be the final piece of Borderlands 2 downloadable content, dubbed Sir Hammerlock and the Son of Crawmerax, is set to launch sometime in April.

Will you be diving back into Borderlands 2 next week to try out this new DLC?

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Alex Osborn
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