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Tales From The Borderlands, the best Borderlands game, is back in storesIt vanished after Telltale died
It vanished after Telltale died
After being pulled from store virtuashelves in 2019 following the demise of Telltale Games,Tales From The Borderlandsfinally returned to sale to today. It’s an episodic story spin-off from Gearbox’s looter shooters, and both better and funnier than the source material. If you already owned it, hey, you still owned it anyway. But if you missed it, now you can get in.Tales from the Borderlands: Official Re-Launch TrailerWatch on YouTubeTales From The Borderlands stars a bunch of misfits and grifters getting into all sorts of misadventures in pursuit of power and wealth on the wacky planet of Pandora. But while the jokes in Borderlands are insufferable, I laughed out load while playing Tales. And in the usual Telltale way, you make choices across episodes which are reflected in future episodes, though apparently this new release is missing the feature that let you compare your choices to other players'. I always liked that, discovering if I was a callous monster.Alice Bee recentlydeclaredthat not only is TFTB “still both the best Telltale gameandthe best Borderlands game”, it “still has the best opening credits of any game”. Yeah, I’d largely agree, though The WolfAmong Usmight sneak the win as Telltale’s best for me.Tales From The Borderlands is available now fromSteamandthe Epic Games Storeas a complete series for £16/€20/$20. If you already owned it on Steam, yep, you still have it on Steam. While the game was originally sold on GOG, it hasn’t returned there and 2K say nothing about it (though I believe original owners have still had it in their libraries). It’s also now on Xbone and PS4.A new Telltale Gameskinda arose in 2019, after a group of moneymen bought the remains of Telltale’s corpse and wrapped it around themselves. They’ve been re-releasing games that were pulled from sale, and are currentlyworking on The Wolf Among Us 2. Theydo saythey have some key folks from the original dev team involved. Fingers crossed.
After being pulled from store virtuashelves in 2019 following the demise of Telltale Games,Tales From The Borderlandsfinally returned to sale to today. It’s an episodic story spin-off from Gearbox’s looter shooters, and both better and funnier than the source material. If you already owned it, hey, you still owned it anyway. But if you missed it, now you can get in.Tales from the Borderlands: Official Re-Launch TrailerWatch on YouTubeTales From The Borderlands stars a bunch of misfits and grifters getting into all sorts of misadventures in pursuit of power and wealth on the wacky planet of Pandora. But while the jokes in Borderlands are insufferable, I laughed out load while playing Tales. And in the usual Telltale way, you make choices across episodes which are reflected in future episodes, though apparently this new release is missing the feature that let you compare your choices to other players'. I always liked that, discovering if I was a callous monster.Alice Bee recentlydeclaredthat not only is TFTB “still both the best Telltale gameandthe best Borderlands game”, it “still has the best opening credits of any game”. Yeah, I’d largely agree, though The WolfAmong Usmight sneak the win as Telltale’s best for me.Tales From The Borderlands is available now fromSteamandthe Epic Games Storeas a complete series for £16/€20/$20. If you already owned it on Steam, yep, you still have it on Steam. While the game was originally sold on GOG, it hasn’t returned there and 2K say nothing about it (though I believe original owners have still had it in their libraries). It’s also now on Xbone and PS4.A new Telltale Gameskinda arose in 2019, after a group of moneymen bought the remains of Telltale’s corpse and wrapped it around themselves. They’ve been re-releasing games that were pulled from sale, and are currentlyworking on The Wolf Among Us 2. Theydo saythey have some key folks from the original dev team involved. Fingers crossed.
After being pulled from store virtuashelves in 2019 following the demise of Telltale Games,Tales From The Borderlandsfinally returned to sale to today. It’s an episodic story spin-off from Gearbox’s looter shooters, and both better and funnier than the source material. If you already owned it, hey, you still owned it anyway. But if you missed it, now you can get in.
Tales from the Borderlands: Official Re-Launch TrailerWatch on YouTube
Tales from the Borderlands: Official Re-Launch Trailer
Tales From The Borderlands stars a bunch of misfits and grifters getting into all sorts of misadventures in pursuit of power and wealth on the wacky planet of Pandora. But while the jokes in Borderlands are insufferable, I laughed out load while playing Tales. And in the usual Telltale way, you make choices across episodes which are reflected in future episodes, though apparently this new release is missing the feature that let you compare your choices to other players'. I always liked that, discovering if I was a callous monster.
Alice Bee recentlydeclaredthat not only is TFTB “still both the best Telltale gameandthe best Borderlands game”, it “still has the best opening credits of any game”. Yeah, I’d largely agree, though The WolfAmong Usmight sneak the win as Telltale’s best for me.
Tales From The Borderlands is available now fromSteamandthe Epic Games Storeas a complete series for £16/€20/$20. If you already owned it on Steam, yep, you still have it on Steam. While the game was originally sold on GOG, it hasn’t returned there and 2K say nothing about it (though I believe original owners have still had it in their libraries). It’s also now on Xbone and PS4.
A new Telltale Gameskinda arose in 2019, after a group of moneymen bought the remains of Telltale’s corpse and wrapped it around themselves. They’ve been re-releasing games that were pulled from sale, and are currentlyworking on The Wolf Among Us 2. Theydo saythey have some key folks from the original dev team involved. Fingers crossed.
