Borderlands: Game of the Year Edition
released on Oct 12, 2010
Lock, Load, & Face the Madness! Get ready for the mind-blowing insanity, as one of four trigger-happy mercenaries, taking out everything that stands in your way. With its addictive action, frantic first person shooter combat, massive arsenal of weaponry, RPG elements and four-player co-op, Borderlands is the breakthrough experience that challenges all the conventions of modern shooters. Borderlands places you in the role of a mercenary on the lawless and desolate planet of Pandora, hell bent on finding a legendary stockpile of powerful alien technology known as The Vault.
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Some parts of the game are like stupidly difficult for no reason. Like why is Sledge's Safehouse so difficult? And Bruisers are really difficult too.
And story is kinda non-existent. Or at the least it doesn't have much going for it.
Vibe and atmosphere are amazing, especially the start of the game. RIP TK.Baha.
And story is kinda non-existent. Or at the least it doesn't have much going for it.
Vibe and atmosphere are amazing, especially the start of the game. RIP TK.Baha.
Solid start, but hard to get into when compared to it's sequel.
I never played too much of it, but I was charmed by the intro. This was one of those games everyone heard about but never got into until they snagged it for 10 bones while it was on sale. Fortunately, that was not me. I got it for free via game sharing, but this does not change the fact that this game is incredibly mid.
I started off picking Roland as my character, I chew through the intro there's obviously a story here. Fast forward all that yapping and we're on our first mission for this doctor dude, this is where I lose interest. Minute you finish the mission you get access to this quick-tp to a set of locations. Problem is that the game doesn't tell you where. This isn't a "haha stupid me" moment, like these are full hard ass side quests and it is a task to brute force it and find out which one is the main one.
I started off picking Roland as my character, I chew through the intro there's obviously a story here. Fast forward all that yapping and we're on our first mission for this doctor dude, this is where I lose interest. Minute you finish the mission you get access to this quick-tp to a set of locations. Problem is that the game doesn't tell you where. This isn't a "haha stupid me" moment, like these are full hard ass side quests and it is a task to brute force it and find out which one is the main one.
tipo fallout só que ruim
I enjoyed the grind of this one more than the 2nd, but something about this version of Pandora feels less compelling to me. The final boss is also laughably stupid.
Envelheceu bem mal, principalmente por causa de seus sucessores. Ele não deixa de ser um bom jogo, mas jogar só depois de ter zerado o Borderlands 2 meio que mudou completamente minha visão sobre ele e por isso tem muita coisa que eu acabei comparando com o sucessor, apesar de ter vindo antes. Mesmo assim, pra quem pretende começar a jogar a saga, esse jogo pode ser um bom aquecimento, principalmente se for com amigos.