By snagging the Borderlands 3 Season Pass and Season Pass 2, sold separately, you'll get access to what's listed below (which are also available for. With Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands' release only a few months away, now is a reasonable time to get a taste of what’s in store. The default location as defined by The Keep on the Borderlands is C:/Temple of Elemental Evil. Once you've completed the main campaign, you can keep the interplanetary adventure going with the bevy of paid post-launch content, packed with new stories, environments, and enemies to overcome. While it was very much a looter-shooter like the mainline entries in the series and carried its trademark irreverence and humor, the setting and framing allowed for a more meta gaming experience as the Borderlands protagonists commented on the game in fourth wall-breaking moments.

A departure from the main game’s sci-fi setting, it took the form of a tabletop RPG session run by unhinged NPC Tiny Tina, featuring the Borderlands 2 protagonists playing more fantasy-flavored versions of themselves. Which is to say, I immediately rebel against the idea that newer games have to be run in the very dice-heavy, detail-free style that this describes. Tiny Tina’s Assault on Dragon Keep originally released as a Borderlands 2 DLC expansion. The Borderlands series oscillates between sci-fi and fantasy with wacky ease, and Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep was widely praised for its Dungeons & Dragons references and fantasy setting in 2013. In anticipation of Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands, Borderlands 2's celebrated Tiny Tina’s Assault on Dragon KeepDLC has been re-released as a standalone, and it's free for PC players for a limited time.

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