Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel

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i hate this game the gameplay is like borderlands 2 but the world design and story suck 3/10

It's like Borderlands 2's little brother, the same DNA but not as good. That being said the o2 kit adding double jumping is a great addition, and the space theme is great. Rating: 7.5/10

Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel follows the same gameplay formula that defines the series. Developed by 2K Australia with assistance from Gearbox Software, the game keeps the core mechanics intact: fast FPS combat, randomized loot, skill trees, and cooperative gameplay. Mechanically, it still works well. Shooting enemies, collecting ridiculous numbers of weapons, and experimenting with character builds remains fun, just like in the previous games. The low-gravity environments and oxygen mechanics on the moon add a small twist to movement and combat, giving the gameplay a slightly different rhythm compared to Borderlands 2. However, the story clearly takes a step down in quality. The game focuses heavily on Handsome Jack and his transformation into the villain players know from Borderlands 2. While that concept sounds interesting, the execution doesn’t feel as strong. Some characters are entertaining, but the narrative overall lacks the same impact as the previous game. Ironically, the most memorable character in the entire prequel is Claptrap, the comic relief of the series. His presence and the absurd situations surrounding him steal the spotlight more than the main story itself. The moments involving his chaotic personality — especially his ridiculous alter ego moments — are easily the highlights of the game. Despite the weaker narrative, the game is still entertaining. The core Borderlands formula is strong enough that even when the story doesn’t shine, the gameplay loop remains enjoyable. Because it follows the established formula so closely, fans of the series will appreciate it much more than newcomers. Long-time players will enjoy seeing more of the universe and characters, while new players might have fun but probably won’t remember the experience for long. In fact, looking back, I don’t remember many specific moments from this game—except for Claptrap and his ridiculous antics. In the end, Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel is a decent entry in the franchise. It doesn’t reach the level of Borderlands 2, but it’s still worth playing if you enjoy the series.

Better than Borderlands 2.

compared to borderlands 2, this game is not good. I don't know why but the gunplay feels very very off. your character is super floaty by design. enemies either stand still or twitch all over the place and ridiculous aggro range of wildllife mobs. the map is unintuitive to navigate and the game force you to walk a lot. driving is very unfun. you just need to read a story recap somewhere. not recommended for a playthrough at all.

Not great but way better than the new ones