Borderlands
News, coverage and analysis tracking Borderlands across the outlets.- Why Randomness Makes Your Game So Hard to Put DownRandomness in games, often referred to as RNG, creates excitement and replay value by introducing unpredictable elements like random item drops, surprise events, and unexpected outcomes. This uncertainty keeps players engaged as they chase rare rewards and adapt to changing game conditions, making each play session potentially memorable and unique.
- Horror Icon John Carpenter Lists His Favorite Video Games of All Time — and 3 He's Really Looking Forward To - IGNHorror director John Carpenter shared his all-time favorite video games, including Borderlands 2, Sonic the Hedgehog, Fallout 76, Horizon Zero Dawn, Assassin's Creed, and Jak and Daxter: The Precursor Legacy. He also expressed excitement for upcoming titles such as John Carpenter's Toxic Commando, a Halloween-themed game, and the next installment in the Fallout series.
- John Carpenter Can't Wait To Play A Game That Hasn't Even Been Revealed YetFilmmaker John Carpenter expressed his excitement for the unrevealed Fallout 5, stating his long-standing love for the Fallout universe. He also discussed his enjoyment of Fallout 76 and listed other beloved titles including Sonic the Hedgehog and Assassin's Creed. Starfield is also mentioned as coming to PlayStation 5 with new DLC.
- Borderlands 4: new Vault Hunter C4sh the Rogue rolls in March 26The article discusses the limited cutscene content in Borderlands 2, noting that the game is not narrative-driven and its cutscene graphics are poor. It also mentions a new Vault Hunter named C4sh the Rogue for Borderlands 4, set to arrive on March 26.
- Roadmaps and PlansGearbox Publishing has announced that a new Vault Hunter, C4sh the Rogue, will be added to Borderlands 4 on March 26. This new character is expected to bring fresh gameplay mechanics and strategies to the game.
- Borderlands 4 Story Pack 1: Mad Ellie and the Vault of the Damned Release DetailsThis article discusses the limited cutscene content in Borderlands 2, suggesting it is not a narrative-driven game. The author notes that the graphics in the existing cutscenes are poor and implies the reader's gaming options might have been restricted.
- Games Inbox: Who will win out of PS6 vs. Project Helix?Readers discuss the potential competition between the upcoming PlayStation 6 and Microsoft's Project Helix (likely the next Xbox console), with concerns raised about pricing, naming conventions, and the potential impact of simultaneous releases. Other topics include the effectiveness of game age ratings, the future of the Battlefield franchise, and the perceived arrogance of Microsoft's console strategy.
- ChromaGun 2: Dye Hard - The Making of an Indie Sequel 🎨Pixel Maniacs CEO Ben Lochmann discusses the development of ChromaGun 2: Dye Hard, highlighting player feedback that led to improvements like a revert mechanic and expanded puzzle design. Lochmann also touches on environmental inspirations, the influence of games like Portal, and the diverse puzzle mechanics created by the small development team.