Borderlands: Game of the Year Enhanced is a co‑op shooter‑looter where four distinct vault hunters hunt for alien secrets on the lawless world of Pandora, collecting procedurally generated weapons, driving into frenetic vehicular combat, and tackling DLC campaigns solo or with up to four players.
This enhanced edition adds higher‑resolution character models, environments, weapons, and textures (4K support), new weapon variants and character heads, new gold chests and keys, and includes all four original add‑on campaigns, while preserving the game’s signature cel‑shaded art and chaotic co‑op gameplay.
Over a decade later, Borderlands still offers righteous good times. The fact that you can now play it portably is just awesome so clear some space on your SD card and get ready to shoot some Midget Psychos in the head.
It’s undeniable that later games were better in almost every way that matters. For anyone who’s already played the hell out of them though, Borderlands: Remastered is there. It might take a while to get its hook in you, but if you give it a chance there’s some fun to be had here.
After you decide your character, you will go thru a short intro, and before you know it, you will be in Fyrestone, and that is when the game opens up to you. My suggestion is to try and not do only story missions.
Borderlands: Game of the Year Enhanced reminds us of the magic and creativity of last generation's loot shooter.
Another chance to play the looter-shooter that started it all
