Borderlands 2
Borderlands 2 hits the ground running via revamped storytelling, writing and environments. The new rag tag bunch of vault hunters are tasked to open a new “vault” all while beating Handsome Jack and his Hyperion mega-corporation to the punch. The power struggle throughout the campaign doesn’t lose its pace.
The story already packs in a good 20 hours or more of content. Throw in the optional missions and you’ll be busy for a long time. The game’s also pretty difficult as it’s best to go at least one or two levels above the suggested rank for most missions. You’ll die a ton otherwise as the game’s quick to humble you from the outset. Borderlands 2 isn’t the kind of experience you normally blitz through on a weekend. Plus the aforementioned, better developed universe makes the single player experience much better than the last game. Oh, and the weapons are even crazier. You’ll be ready for war between guns that “fire as fast as you can pull the trigger,” “disposable” pieces which explode when you throw them at enemies, grenades doubling as fire turrets and rocket launchers actually worth a damn. That’s just a brief sample of the awesome arsenal ahead of you.
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