X360A - "Here we were thinking that Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep would be the end of Borderlands 2's DLC offerings, and then this little lot comes along. It's the first in a new series of add-ons that'll be released under the Headhunter banner, and this first instalment is a seasonal themed add-on with the reward of an additional head for your Vault Hunter at the end."
Omnigamer writes, "The second week of the loot hunt has come to an end and once again Vault Hunters have earned their name by beating all of the challenges that seemed slightly more difficult along with having the massive distraction of the first of the new headhunter packs rolling out."
IGN - "By our account, Borderlands 2 is an amazing game, and with its first season of DLC it proved that more of an amazing thing is, well...even more amazing! But this DLC, TK Baha's Bloody Harvest, is the beginning of an interesting experiment – the first of a series of smaller, modestly priced three-dollar Headhunter packs. Bloody Harvest turns out to be a fun little Halloween-themed slice of Borderlands pie, but also one that falls just a bit short of expectations in terms of developer Gearbox's signature wit and creativity."
DT:Borderlands 2's huge array of downloadable content has inarguably had its ups and downs. At its worst, we have seen simple cosmetic additions like new outfit colors and heads (which seem doubly silly considering the game's predominantly first-person perspective). At its best, we've experienced a truly heartfelt story inside of a substantial campaign addition, with a plethora of new enemies to fight in Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep.
