Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel

Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel is a shooter about how one programmer became the main villain of the famous series. The action takes place on the moon, where gravity is lower and air is counted by seconds. The heroes are divided according to their skills, and each has their own attitude to what is happening. Weapons are divided into lasers and regular types, and the style depends on the choice. Loot comes with different properties, and upgrades are bought for money. It's more fun in company. It’s more fun in a group, and then the spoils are divided among the participants. In addition to the story, there are short quests and arena challenges. Between missions, scenes with jokes are shown. Difficulty settings change the behavior of enemies. Some trunks are unlocked by completing tests. Gravity is lower, so jumps are higher and falls are more painful. Oxygen is counted by seconds: in open areas it quickly runs out, and you have to look for cylinders or domes. Equipment is divided into elements, and some of the barrels freeze opponents. Heroes differ in skills, and tactics depend on the composition of the squad. In addition to shooting, there is technology: and there are short sorties on vehicles. Loot comes in varying rarities, and upgrades can be purchased for money. Between tasks, scenes with jokes are shown. After the final, increased difficulty and additional challenges in the arena open up. In the settings you can disable some effects. Arenas and challenges open up as the story progresses, and victories reward you with rare guns and equipment upgrades. Between tasks, short scenes with jokes are shown. Anyone who remembers the story of the main villain of the series will find this part suitable.