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Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel

Set between Borderlands and Borderlands 2, the story follows a crew working alongside Handsome Jack as he rises to power. Choose one of four playable characters, including a combat-ready Claptrap, and see events from Jack’s side. Fight through missions on Pandora’s moon and its stations using first-person gunplay, character abilities, and a changing collection of weapons and gear. Play solo or in co-op, and use vehicles to travel across the lunar landscape. Elpis’s low gravity enables high jumps, midair boosts, and damaging ground slams. In airless areas, oxygen kits supply oxygen and movement bonuses; laser guns and cryo weapons add new ways to attack, while skill trees shape each character’s playstyle.

Join Handsome Jack’s lunar campaign, shooting for loot while low gravity, oxygen kits, and character skills reshape combat.

Released 13 Oct 2014

79%positive of
43k player reviews
$39.99
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Leap And Ground-Slam

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Freeze And Shatter

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Play As Claptrap

Launch into the Borderlands universe and shoot ‘n’ loot your way through a brand new adventure that rockets you onto Pandora’s moon in Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel!

Developed by 2K Australia, Gearbox Software, Aspyr (Linux) · Published by 2K, Aspyr (Linux)

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Common Player Critiques

  1. Repetitive Moon Areas
  2. Backtracking Missions
  3. Short Endgame
  4. Oxygen Interruptions
79%
positive of 43k player reviews
75/100
Metacritic

Back of the Box

Platforms Windows, macOS, Linux
Achievements 63
Age ratings
  • ESRB M — Blood, Language, Sexual Themes, Violence
  • PEGI 18 — Gambling, Bad Language, Violence, Online Gameplay
  • USK 18 — Not approved for young persons aged under 18
  • CSRR R — Sex, Violence, Improper Language
  • ClassInd (Brazil) 14 — Violencia
  • FPB 18 — SCENES CONTAINING IMAGES OF ILLEGAL DRUGS SCENES OF HORROR STRONG LANGUAGE (SWEAR-WORDS, THREATS, ABUSE OR PREJUDICE) SCENES SHOWING PICTURES OF VIOLENCE
  • KGRB 18 — Violence, Improper Language
  • MDA AA16
  • NZOFLC R13 — Violence, offensive language & content that may disturb
  • OFLC MA15 — Strong violence, Online interactivity
Players 1–4
Play modes
  • Online co-op
  • Co-op campaign
  • Drop-in/drop-out
Other modes
  • Single-player
  • 4-player co-op
  • Optional co-op
  • Cross-platform multiplayer
Multiplayer The provided information indicates single-player and multiplayer support, with online co-op explicitly suggested by Steam tags and multiple reviews. Reviews repeatedly describe 4-player co-op, easy drop-in/drop-out, and playing the main story with friends. Local or LAN features are not stated in the provided text.
Multiplayer & mods No multiplayer mod support or mod-related multiplayer changes are mentioned in the provided information.
Controller support Xbox
Controller required No
DLC / extras 2 listed on Steam
DRM / EULA
  • Requires agreement to a 3rd-party EULA Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel EULA
Content notices
  • Blood, Language, Sexual Themes, Violence
  • Age rating for: ESRB
Metacritic 75/100 View on Metacritic
Website Official website

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