Captain Scarlett and Her Pirate's Booty delivers mild-mannered humor and a satisfying adventure for you to shoot and loot your way through.

New enemies liven things up Lovely new areas to visit Some amusing characters and quests

Humor runs dry toward the end Some technical hiccups

I played the first borderlands and i have to say this is a definate improvement. Great uniquie gameplay and a good storyline to back the game up. The only fault i can really pick up on the game is the fact its a bit short although you can play through again on a harder difficulty and get better loot...

The latest DLC for Borderlands 2 takes the vault hunters to the swampy, dirty, uncivilized continent of Aegrus, where the sophisticated and gentlemanly Sir Hammerlock has invited the player characters on a hunting expedition.

High level; durable enemies - be ready for a challenge; Not one; but two raid bosses; A new Seraph Vendor and accompanying goodies

Short in duration; A bit lacking in features; Frustrating maps

I've played a number of FPS games and Borderlands 2 is just amazing. It's a game you don't want to play on your own but with groups of people because you'll die a lot if you play on your own (i tried it). It's a game I would recommend to anyone who's either an FPS fan or likes playing with friends.

Overall the game was just shy of the first. I am not sure if it was the change in the humor (more over-the-top and sometimes felt they were trying too hard instead of letting it be more natural), sequel syndrome, minor changes in game play, or a bit of all three.

I found this game to be not quite as good as the first Borderlands, but it definitely stands on its own; The characters are interesting and amusing, and I appreciate the references back to the first game; I took personal amusement with the main antagonist.

Part of this may be sequel syndrome, but some of it felt like they were trying too hard; The humor wasn't quite as original, and I found it to be far more crude and direct; I rather enjoyed the subtly of some of the humor of the first game.

Just when it was starting to seem like there's only so much you can do to keep Borderlands 2 's brand of shoot-and-loot compelling, Gearbox rolled a 20. Indeed, it's hard to label Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep anything but a labor of love.

, + Five to seven hours of content; widely varied new settings; puzzles; many fantasy references

- Few fantasy-themed weapons or skins; experience sags somewhat when Tina's silent, ?

Borderlands 2 Story line quite follow and at the same time doesn't follow the Original Borderlands. New Weapons, a lot of new weapons were added to the game, new characters and new way to upgrade your character. This new gender of game style is pretty unique and they do a great job in this series.

New characters; New skills ; cool expansions for the game and replayable

Repetitive and loots are rarer than the first game

This game has an insane amount of weapons and characters to interact with. The overall world is massive, yet the addition of the fast travel system makes getting around really easy. The script and voice acting is also hilarious, I actually laughed out loud as I went through the story.

Includes all DLC, great gameplay definitely worth the value!

For the first Headhunter add-on for Borderlands 2, it's just what I expected. A neat-looking new location, 2 short missions and a boss whose head you can unlock for your character. And... that's pretty much it.