borderlands game of the year edition pre order

NEW WEAPONS: There are already too many to count so we added more. VISUALLY STUNNING: With improved character models, environments, weapons, and textures, Borderlands paired with a 4K display never looked so good. Intense Vehicular Combat: Behind the wheel, engage in frenetic vehicle-to-vehicle combat.Ĭo-op Frenzy: Whether online or together on the couch, tear through the opposition as a crew of up to 4.

Radical Art Style: Traditional rendering techniques combined with hand-drawn textures give Borderlands its iconic style. With new weapons, visual upgrades, all 4 add-on packs and more, enjoy the highly acclaimed FPS/RPG solo or in 4-player split screen co-op!īazillions of Guns: Rocket-launching shotguns, enemy-torching revolvers, SMGs that fire lightning rounds, and tons more. Take on the lawless desolate planet Pandora in pursuit of powerful alien technology: The Vault. Even the first game to this day provides nothing but joy for me, and I notice new little touches they've added every time I play.Įdit: Clarified a bit for Digistruct Peak and the Commander Lilith DLCs per comments below.Xbox One X Enhanced, featuring 4K Ultra HD and HDR.ĭiscover the co-op shooter-looter that started it all, crammed with content and enhancements! Equip bazillions of guns as one of four trigger-happy mercenaries, each with unique RPG skills.

The only caveat is that the Commander Lilith DLC is meant to be played right before you get to 3. Generally, if you have all four games and all of their add-on content (I'd say it's all worth it), play them in BL1/BL2/TPS/TftB/B元 order, with the DLC in release order as you're able. Psycho Krieg and the Fantastic Fustercluck (go inside the head of everyone's favorite Meat Bicycle and fight his demons)ĭesigner's Cut (adds the Arms Race area hosted by Axton and Salvador which provides a Fortnite-ish experience for surviving and looting an ever shrinking area)ĭirector's Cut (includes a few new areas and the opportunity to help Ava solve a mystery)īorderlands 3 also has a few seasonal events accessible only during certain parts of the year as well as two 'takedowns,' which are kinda like raids which can be completed in any order. Guns, Love, and Tentacles: The Marriage of Wainwright and Hammerlock (Lovecraftian adventure awaits)īounty of Blood: A Fistful of Redemption (a Western-themed adventure) Moxxi's Heist of the Handsome Jackpot (if you made it through B元's main campaign and missed some of the characters/enemies from BL2, this will scratch the itch for you) the Son of Crawmerax (Crawmerax was a boss fight in the General Knoxx add-on of BL1, so this DLC harkens back to it while taking place in some of the most beautiful maps of the series)Ĭlaptastic Voyage (follows the events that lead into making Claptrap who he is at the beginning of Borderlands 2īorderlands 2: Commander Lilith & The Fight for Sanctuary (provides a good bridge between the events of the games so far and where we find our heroes at the start of Borderlands 3 having this installed is required to raise level cap to 80 to take advantage of the Digistruct Peak OP levels) Mad Moxxi and the Wedding Day Massacre (a potentially frustrating final boss fight) How Marcus Saved Mercenary Day (play it just for that final boss fight!) The Horrible Hunger of the Ravenous Wattle Gobbler (it's the Hunger Games and your job is to survive) Baha's Bloody Harvest (a fun Halloween-themed zombie fest in the vain of The Zombie Island of Dr. Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep (you play through a DnD-style game as if being played by a few of the series' main characters while providing a few impressive character moments)ĭigistruct Peak Challenge (adds a challenge map that can be played to increase the game's difficulty once you're max level, which requires having the Commander Lilith DLC at least installed) Sir Hammerlock's Big Game Hunt (a great DLC if you like Hammerlock and Claptrap, while also bringing back one of the more frustrating enemy types from the General Knoxx DLC of BL1) Torgue's Campaign of Carnage (introduces Mister Torgue, is generally a ton of fun)Ĭreature Slaughterdome (release order places it here but it adds another arena area can easily be skipped) The Secret Armory of General Knoxx (introduces General Knoxx, one of the series' best written antagonists, as well as Athena, who would later become a playable character in The Pre-Sequel)Ĭlaptrap's New Robot Revolution (introduces Hyperion as an antagonist)Ĭaptain Scarlett and Her Pirate's Booty (introduces sand worms, has one of the largest boss fights) Mad Moxxi's Underdome Riot (introduces Moxxi and her schtick while also giving you a bank to store things, finally) Ned (probably not canon, though I don't see why it couldn't be)

Borderlands game of the year edition pre order