Borderlands 3

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Borderlands 3 is rated 3.4 out of 5 by 5.

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Pre-load Starting 8/16/2019 Release Date: 9/13/2019

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The original shooter-looter returns, packing bazillions of guns and an all-new mayhem-fueled adventure! Blast through new worlds and enemies as one of four brand new Vault Hunters - the ultimate treasure-seeking badasses of the Borderlands, each with deep skill trees, abilities and customization. Play solo or join with friends to take on insane enemies, score loads of loot and save your home from the most ruthless cult leaders in the galaxy.

A MAYHEM-FUELED THRILL RIDE - Stop the fanatical Calypso Twins from uniting the bandit clans and claiming the galaxy’s ultimate power. Only you, a thrill-seeking Vault Hunter, have the arsenal and allies to take them down.
YOUR VAULT HUNTER, YOUR PLAYSTYLE - Become one of four extraordinary Vault Hunters, each with unique abilities, playstyles, deep skill trees, and tons of personalization options. All Vault Hunters are capable of awesome mayhem alone, but together they are unstoppable.
- Moze as THE GUNNER: When Moze needs backup she Digistructs her mech – Iron Bear – for a sucker punch of additional firepower.
- Amara as THE SIREN: A confident, capable brawler with the ability to summon ethereal fists, Amara uses her Siren powers to smash her enemies.
- FL4K as the BEASTMASTER: FL4K lives for the hunt. So do the loyal beasts that follow their master’s every command. Their preferred prey? Unsuspecting bandits, those poor suckers.
- Zane as the OPERATIVE: Specializing in battlefield gadgetry, Zane is extremely proficient at slipping into combat, creating chaos, and sneaking back out as if he were never there.
LOCK, LOAD, AND LOOT - With bazillions of guns and gadgets, every fight is an opportunity to score new gear. Firearms with self-propelling bullet shields? Check. Rifles that spawn fire-spewing volcanoes? Obviously. Guns that grow legs and chase down enemies while hurling verbal insults? Yeah, got that too.
NEW BORDERLANDS - Discover new worlds beyond Pandora, each featuring unique environments to explore and enemies to destroy. Tear through hostile deserts, battle your way across war-torn cityscapes, navigate deadly bayous and more!
QUICK & SEAMLESS CO-OP ACTION - Play with anyone at any time online or in split-screen co-op, regardless of your level or mission progress. Take down enemies and challenges as a team, but reap rewards that are yours alone – no one misses out on loot.

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by Matt Miller

Sticking To Its Guns

A lot has changed in the FPS game scene since 2012, when the last numbered entry of Borderlands arrived in our gaming machines. In all the ways that matter, the sequel hews closely to the blueprint established in that well-loved release, exploding forth onto our screens with a bevy of wild weaponry, asinine humor, and bloody battles. The formula feels dated. But with some updates to UI and gameplay, and a huge adventure across a variety of destinations, it’s easy to embrace the insanity once again, even if – in the back of your head – you know it all feels just a bit too familiar.

CONCEPT

Return to the bleak but humorous Borderlands for a lengthy adventure that rarely sees your finger leave the trigger

GRAPHICS

The familiar style is intact and attractive, but you could be excused for feeling that little has changed in the years since the last game

SOUND

Over-the-top voice work (including some celebrity surprises) vacillates between genuinely funny and irritating prattle

PLAYABILITY

Smart changes to mobility, solid gunplay, and a well-crafted set of new abilities make the game accessible to a broad range of players – if you’re willing to invest a lot of time

ENTERTAINMENT

An old formula executed well, Borderlands 3 rarely takes chances or strays from expectation

REPLAY

Moderately High

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Borderlands 3 is rated 3.4 out of 5 by 5.

Rated 1 out of 5 by Bamm0066 from Problems all over the place. The game has many issues. I love playing all the other borderland games. My wife and I have played through them all many times. This one is the worse for split screen. First the frame rate lags and gets worse if one opens the menu. There is no vertical split screen like the other. The movement speed on the horizontal screen is so fast (even turned all the way down) you get motion sickness. The biggest problem is the text. You can not read the text in split screen even on a 50inch TV. I have not even gotten into the bug issues. One is the name tag of the person your playing with dissapeared. You are left trying to find where they are. So I bought this game new and am a huge fan but it is getting traded. Hopefully they will patch these issues.

Date published: 2019-09-18

Rated 1 out of 5 by Vinspin91 from Not the same game Honestly borderlands has evolved into something it should have. What happened to killing skags in the dessert? Majority of this game is killing stupid robots that provide no satisfaction. Miss the original borderlands

Date published: 2019-09-18

Rated 5 out of 5 by Jmints1775 from more baddies, more loot and a lot of explosions More borderlands is here and personally I can play with friends for many hours at a time. The new weapons and mods and locations are amazing. Worth the wait between tittles.

Date published: 2019-09-16

Rated 5 out of 5 by Alan221 from Great game! Reading other reviews, I was hesitant about spending $60. Glad I broke down and bought it! If you enjoyed the previous borderlands games, this one will be your favorite out of them all. Good story, awesome gameplay, and the same humor and fun as in the others!

Date published: 2019-09-14