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An incredible masterpiece of gaming. A must buy while staying faithful yet fresh to the original

Honestly one of the best co op games we have ever purchased. My friends and I bought during the summer sale and we think its amazing.

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Played too long with a controller and legit got a blister. 10/10 would get another blister

I have 800 hours invested in this game. Best free to play out there. I've played professionally on a team and met countless people. Great game. Nominated it on steam awards.

Edit: Nomitaed 2 years in a row. Still an excellent game with tons of potential. The best free to play

Money Carpets. Everywhere.

Borderlands the Pre-Sequel: a great addition to the Borderlands series. After beating the game, I discovered how much fun I had exploring, fighting, and looting my way through Elpis, the moon that the story takes place on. As usual in the Borderlands series, there were halarious characters and exciting easter eggs to be discovered. The main plot is about 4 mercanaries named Athena the Gladiator, Wilhelm the Enforcer, Nisha the Lawbringer, and Claptrap as the Fragtrap. All with unique personalites, each character that you can play as took a job by the contractor of Handsome Jack, a Hyperion worker who is significant in the storyline of Borderlands. Although Borderlands the Pre-Sequel's graphics were about the same as Borderlands 2, I did not find it bothersome, and the colors in the worlds I traveled in were rich and pleasing. New weapons, including cryo weapons (ice-like element) and laser weapons, were fun to use. Adding the "zero-G" factor into the game really added a twist into the combat of original Borderland titles. One unique element of zero-G is the butt slam, a jump-crouch-slam technique that can throw off enemies allowing time to heal or recover from something. Multiple vehicles can be driven in the Pre-Sequel, including the standard buggy, now know as the moon buggy, and the Stingray which is a floating vehicle that also can butt slam in its own way. The story line was filled with infamous boss fights and daring challenges that kept me, the player, really wanting to keep going and strive for the best loot and inevitably completing the game. Here is the summary described as pros and cons:

Pros:
1. fun loot
2. great sories
3. new characters that add a funny yet satisfying addition into the game
4. epic boss fights
5. Zero-G (duh) and the butt-slam
6. rich color schemes
7. The Grinder, a new machine to combine weapons to make new ones!

Cons:
1. Anyone who hasn't played a Borderlands game in the might feel lost in the story line
2. side missions led you to the same places, and I wish they added a few more places to explore
3. graphics were about the same, but it did not bother me
4. a little more heads/skins for characters, but that can easily be added in

Overall, I did NOT feel that the game was rushed, like some people may say. A great 3rd game into the Borderlands series. I think they did a great job with the story and missions to experience and explore.
Rating: 9.6/10 People New to Borderlands: 7.9/10

I ran around naked with a golf club killing zombies and had a ushanka on my head.
GG
would fight the horde naked again 10/10

World at War hands down is the best CoD ever. From action filed sinlgeplayer, and to fast paced zombies, this game will make you want to keep playing. The multiplayer is balanced with a variety of perks and weapons to choose from. With basic killstreaks and close quarter maps, there will be heat around every corner. If you want to play a real game, you can. Tons of players are stilling playing as you are reading this. Or, if you want some different gamestiles to chose from, there are always hacked lobbies and modded maps and games to keep you going. This was my first CoD game I had ever owned back on the PS3. I decided to get it again on PC, and I don't regret getting it again. Hands down, if you're gonna get a CoD, get World at War. Extremely balanced, extrememly fun. World at War has something for everyone.