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The editors liked
Great story for series fans
Interesting new classes
A new world to explore
Oldskool doublejump acrobatics and low gravity
New weapons and environments
Classic Borderlands humor and dialog
Varied character play styles
Did I mention you can play as Claptrap
Enjoyable low-gravity movement and combat. Good art design. Fun
New Claptrap class.
Same old Borderlands loot grind
Some solid jokes in amongst the reference humor
Glitched weapons are fantastic
The new enemy types provide a great challenge
Later environments are a sight to behold
Great gunplay
Movement no longer tedious
Funny at times
Great coop
Tons of loot
Funny dialog
Butt slams
Interesting classes
Lots of content
The editors didn't like
Doesn't deviate from original games much
Previous-generation only
Vehicles need tweaking
Frequent bugs with quest triggers and collision detection
Possibly a bit short
Lackluster
Repetitive mission design. Uninteresting story and dialogue. Lots of useless loot
Same old Borderlands loot grind
Feels like an overlong expansion for Borderlands 2
Too many fetch quests!
Extra content doesn't satisfy
Nothing interesting is done with returning environments
Published: 2015-03-29, Author: Darren , review by: destructoid.com
Good: A solid game that definitely has an audience. Might lack replay value, could be too short or there are some hard-to-ignore faults, but the experience is fun. ...
Abstract: Do you remember that film when you were a teenager? The one which everyone saw and became obsessed over for a short while? The one which you still quote today with your inner circle? Well, that is what Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel is; the belated sequel to...
Enjoyable low-gravity movement and combat. Good art design. Fun, new Claptrap class.
Lackluster, repetitive mission design. Uninteresting story and dialogue. Lots of useless loot
Though low gravity makes combat more interesting, Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel's missions and story feel like straight-up filler. This Pre-Sequel is strictly for devoted Vault Hunters....
Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel offers more of the same with some alterations, and that may be enough for fans of Borderlands 2. But if you only have a passing interest, wait until the price is reduced to a more reasonable level....
Great gunplay, Movement no longer tedious, Funny at times, Great coop;
Poorly optimized, Still repetitive, Shorter and less varied, Pricey;
Despite me liking Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel, I can't say the game needs to exist. Sure, it adds depth to some of its characters, and gives more nuance to the world, but there was plenty of that already. It follows the same tried-and-tested ground the 2-...
Oldskool doublejump acrobatics and low gravity, New weapons and environments, Classic Borderlands humor and dialog, Varied character play styles, Did I mention you can play as Claptrap
Vehicles need tweaking, Frequent bugs with quest triggers and collision detection, Possibly a bit short
Abstract: Platforms: PC (Reviewed), PS3 and Xbox 360.According to Greek mythology, Pandora, the first woman on earth, released the evils of humanity by opening a jar she received as a wedding present. Letting out all manner of calamities including plagues, sickness...
