Gearbox Software·Released Mar 25, 2022·Single player
Embark on an epic adventure full of whimsy, wonder, and high-powered weaponry! Bullets, magic, and broadswords collide across this chaotic fantasy world brought to life by the unpredictable Tiny Tina.
Even if you’ve been looting and shooting in the Borderlands for the past decade, Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands is still well worth a look. It’s got fantastic and addictive gameplay, the pacing feels quite good as well, and there are enough new features, enemies, and bosses that will keep you and your friends coming back for more adventures. Tina's fantasy spin-off proves it's more than worthy alongside the mainline entries.
Tiny Tina's Wonderlands is that neurotic friend of a friend who worries they need to be manic-funny all the time, when really you'd rather they tone it down.
Tiny Tina's Wonderlands retains the inherently entertaining shootin' and lootin' gameplay that the Borderlands series is known for, but you're frequently held back from enjoying it because of repetitive missions, tedious busywork, oodles of padding, and the game's relentless need to be funny. It's characters won't shut up, frequently stopping you playing so it can perform another inane comedy routine that limply, embarrassingly fizzles out like a deflating corpse, farting decomposition gases to the tune of "Ta-dah!"
At times, playing Tina Tina's Wonderlands can feel a little like working through a hangover. This is a game with UI tha…
After stripping the fantasy out of Diablo to combine it with an FPS, creating the looter-shooter on the way, Borderlands adds the fantasy back in.
Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands is a fantasy-themed Borderlands spin-off that’s hilarious, action-packed, and ridiculous, even if it plays it a bit safe.
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Gearbox's latest looter shooter is the studio's best effort yet.
Tiny Tina's Wonderlands is an easily digestible adventure with fantasy flavor, but this Borderlands spin-off struggles to find its own identity.
And reminds me why ‘Diablo meets guns’ was so fun to begin with
