Borderlands 2 is a great game with a ton of guns to choose from. I got this game over the weekend and have found myself totally addicted to it. I loved the first Borderlands and now I find myself loving this game even more.

In an ideal world, a sequel should build on the original, but still create an experience that's new, yet immediately recognisable. It's a fine balancing act that not many sequels or prequels can achieve.

Colourful cell-shaded graphics; Excellent writing; Incredible voice acting

Lack of a group loot management system; Limited avatar customisation options (cosmetic; Minor graphical issues; Occasional bugs (enemies and boss characters becoming unresponsive

To be a vault hunter means a life of tough, dirty, bloody work. Mostly bloody, but still, it's a lot of exhausting labor for that precious loot. Naturally, after fighting through a full game and plenty of content packs filled to the brim with rambunctious bandits, enormous monsters, and ambitious,...

Gorgeous new environments to explore; Hilarious narration; Lots of reasons to jump back in and explore

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.

After playing this game for 7 hours , I am writing this review. This was my first game with first person mode. So firstly I thought allot before buying this game . I thought that first person games are worst games but it was only for Rs.499. So I bought it . This is a brilliant game !!!

Just listen to him joke about killing one of your friends Takeaways + Mechromancer character class is fun to play + Badass Rank perks add depth to character development - Backtracking to turn in quests and receive rewards - The in-game map is hard to interpret at times - Character development slows...

Bought as a present for my teenage son, he says it is brilliant as has all the extras included rather than paying for all the additional downloads. Well worth the money, good delivery and service. A*.

The transition from surprise hit to establishment sequel has gone very well for Borderlands. Despite a lack of fundamental changes everyone seems to agree that the second game is a lot better than the first, and that its downloadable content is one of the few times a big name franchise has ever got...

The new levels look good and the side quests and new wildlife are excellent; More great dialogue and gags, and some of the series' best boss battles

Shorter and less focused than the previous add-ons; The new human enemies aren't necessarily in poor taste, but they're also not particularly funny

Borderlands: The Handsome Collection is another in a long line of remasters. A pair of spruced up games, crammed onto a disc, shoved into a box and sent out into the world. But don't dismiss it out of hand, because The Handsome Collection bundles two huge games in Borderlands 2 and Borderlands: The...

Borderlands 2 is everything fans of the original could have hoped for. No, it doesn't mess with a formula that already proved itself. Instead it supports the framework for a great role-playing game with a bigger world, while offering more customization options for its players.

Borderlands 2 is a huge game; Completing the story while doing only a fraction of the side quests takes about 30 hours; Now, add to that all of those extra missions, and you have an even longer experience.

While plenty of Borderlands 2's side quests send you to interesting and new locations, too many require you to transverse large dungeons that you've already cleared; These levels are fun the first time, but it's annoying and tedious to play through them again, with little (sometimes very little)...