First of all. I have played Borderlands 1 and 2 in the past but not Borderlands from out of space. It's been a long wait for the fans and myself to hear from Gearbox to announce Borderlands 3 in 2019. But hey in the end I am looking forward to this game when it releases worldwide.

A great game overall, all of the humor and crazy fun of the first two games with updates that make the game new. Adding emotes and more character customization options was a great change, and the new characters are all fun to play!

A franchise unwilling to innovate is no bad thing - Borderlands 3 is a rollicking good time which offers plenty of content and surprising depth.

New locations to visit; Incredible arsenal of weapons; Surprisingly varied endgame; Deep RPG systems;

Not all that funny; Poor vehicle combat

The biggest game of the year so far made very sure there were no console reviews before launch but what is Borderlands 3 hiding

The action is the best it's ever been, with some fantastic guns and gadgets and tons of content; Expanded customisation options and FL4K and Moze are great; Fun four-player co-op

Bland, overlong mission design and disappointing new planet environments; Not all vault hunters are created equal; Uninvolving storytelling and strained attempts at comedy

Though the humor frequently misses the mark, the much improved gunplay of Borderlands 3 and stupendously generous endgame easily wins out in the end, creating arguably the best entry in the series to date.

I counted the number of guns I used over the course of the Borderlands 3 campaign. Seriously, I kept track with a tally counter and eve...

A faithful evolution of the Borderlands experience; Cathartic; compulsive combat; Content-rich campaign of exceptional variety

Irksome antagonists; Optimisation issues across PC and console

Developed by Gearbox Studios, the highly anticipated next step in the franchise which defined the very notion of looter shooters, Borderlands 3 is finally here and it kicks off with a bang.

Memorable Vault Hunters; Fun; Chaotic Gameplay; New RPG-Lite Elements; Returning Friendly Faces

Simple AI; Loot Is Too Random

Buy Borderlands 3 Borderlands hit the scene about 10 years ago, and it instantly resonated with people. The reductive description of the game would be Diablo with guns or Doom with loot, and they would be somewhat accurate in explaining why people liked both the original game and the sequel.

Borderlands was the first loot shooter to break into main stream gaming all the way back in 2009. At the time, it felt like "Diablo with Guns," at least

Despite all these ifs and buts and caveats, we nevertheless loved our time with Borderlands 3. Stuffed with a host of quality of life improvements, the latest title should – current glitches and instability aside – be exactly what faithful Borderlands fans have been waiting for. If you're unfamiliar with the series' unique brand of poop jokes, however, or suspect you'd find it hard to overlook its less-than-sensitive approach to diversity and difference, it's unlikely you'll find life comfortable on Pandora.

Sublime gameplay; Gorgeous visuals and sound; Meaty 30+ hour campaign;

Glitchy; Cringey humour; Lack of real immersion in the storyline;