Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep: A Wonderlands One-shot Adventure

Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep: A Wonderlands One-shot Adventure - Tina sits down at the host's table and leads her friends through a fictional dungeon. The game claims to be a board game, but looks like a familiar action movie with loot: the same weapons, the same characters, only instead of mutants there are skeletons and dragons. The world of the dungeon changes right before your eyes when the presenter improvises: gaps open under your feet, new enemies run out from around the corner, and the rules are rewritten on the fly. Loot is generous, but grenades and ammo look like magic and arrows. The short campaign goes through several thematic zones, and a major boss awaits in the finale. There is co-op, and there is a separate passage with complicated waves of enemies. Loot is divided by rarity, as in the usual series. The presenter comments on each failure. Traps and chests are placed throughout the rooms. The weapon fires in bursts, but looks magical. Hero classes differ in skills. Rewards for tasks are given at the end of the zone. Bosses require you to run and shoot. Jokes about the rules of the board game go on in the background. The presenter comments on the change in rules. Weapons look like staves and bows. The chests are in prominent places. Enemies are divided into skeletons and animals. The levels are built in labyrinths. The company consists of four heroes. Experience goes into skills. You can go it alone. Experience goes towards the skill tree. Chests require keys. Bosses love arenas. The co-op is designed for four. The dungeon is divided into levels. Chests glow. The presenter interrupts the heroes. Skeletons wear helmets. Tasks are divided into zones. Anyone familiar with the series will immediately understand the jokes about the cubes.