Borderlands 2 Review | Upperpad

Never change a winning team. This is the order that the guys at Gearbox must have received from the high peaks of administrative 2K Games. But as he's wrong, because the first Borderlands still evokes in the mind of those who played pleasant memories and great satisfaction, riuscendosi to carve out a space of its own far more noble than securities. On the excellent structure basted by Gearbox, a FPS set in a post atomic Mad Max, who approached him with RPG elements stylistically to the likes of Fallout, but some mechanical snellendone focusing on the phases of action and a plot full of surprises and never banal. All these features back by force in this new episode, already from the start is shaping up to be in line with what we have seen in the past.