A brilliant sequel to the original! More missions, more guns and an even bigger map! Pure quality. The graphics are crisp and sharp and now it even has an in game day to night cycle. 2K have done a brilliant job! Well worth a rent especially if you enjoyed the first!

In 2009 2K Games released an unknown IP to the world, and that IP was Borderlands.  It was a game that had been in development since 2007 and there were some major changes about a year prior to the games final release.

No complaints at all. The game arrived a couple days ahead of the expected delivery date, and it was in brand new condition like advertised. Also, the game itself is lots of fun.

Amazing game. This is not anything like COD. The equipment and secrets are amazing, and the leveling up is phenomenal. Best co-op game ever.

Includes all DLC, great gameplay definitely worth the value!

Fans of the original Borderlands will know just how a good a job Gearbox did with the subsequent DLC packs. There were four in total, each one offering something a little fresh and quirky to the main tale, adding many more hours to the overall game and all with tongue wedged firmly in cheek.

It's always awesome to see the growth of a brand beyond "risk" to utterly "backable". This is the case with Gearbox Software's Borderlands IP, a game that sprung up out of nowhere and pitched the ludicrous idea of marrying RPGs (and a bit of the MMORPG) with first-person shooters.

Borderlands was revelatory. It was proof that the loot-chaser mechanic of Diablo could work in a first person shooter, that cel-shading wasn't only for comic book games and that Gearbox Software could do more than port games or make outstandingly (if depressingly) realistic tactical shooters.

Bought this on a recommendation of a friend. Awesome game, good graphics, good game play and great multiplayer set up. Certainly one of the best games in it's genre.

I love this game! Borderlands is the first game I can honestly say is worth more than what I paid for it. I have gotten more playtime out of it than all of my 30 odd games combined, not kidding!