Gearbox Software - 2012 - PC/PS3/X360
It’s pretty much more Borderlands. After playing the first Borderlands, I can’t really say there’s a lot of innovation or new content here. More guns, more enemies, bigger environments, stuff like that. But it’s pretty much the same game. I do love how varied and unique all of the different guns feel though. Each gun’s playstyle seems radically different from the last one, which is probably a hard thing to accomplish.
Summary:
I think my main problem with Borderlands is that it’s kind of the same thing over and over again, which usually wears on me pretty fast. To its credit, Borderlands makes doing the same thing over and over again as diverse and as fun as possible, but it still is what it is. I get why people like this game, it’s just not for me. I think part of it is this game being quest based and experience based and all that. It reminds me of playing an MMO, and I usually never find MMOs to be that much fun. This game’s attempts at humor don’t really do anything for me either, but again, I can see why people like it.
Summary:
I think my main problem with Borderlands is that it’s kind of the same thing over and over again, which usually wears on me pretty fast. To its credit, Borderlands makes doing the same thing over and over again as diverse and as fun as possible, but it still is what it is. I get why people like this game, it’s just not for me. I think part of it is this game being quest based and experience based and all that. It reminds me of playing an MMO, and I usually never find MMOs to be that much fun. This game’s attempts at humor don’t really do anything for me either, but again, I can see why people like it.
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