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Test Chamber – Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel
Borderlands is back, and this time players will be working for Handsome Jack on Pandora's moon, Elpis. How do the new heroes, environment, and weapons stack up, and will fans of the series enjoy the latest excursion? Sure, you could read our review to find out, but why not watch the game in action with your very own peepers instead?
Andrew Reiner, Wade Wojcik, and I tackle an early mission in The Pre-Sequel, which involves helping Handsome Jack fend off invading rebels. In addition to fighting of an early boss, we take a look at Claptrap's hilarious active ability, and take a few fledgling steps on moon. Watch the video below for plenty of action, inappropriate humor (warning: some of the dialogue is NSFW), and our impressions of The Pre-Sequel and the series as a whole.
Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel is out now on Xbox 360, PS3, and PC. For more on the game, read our review, then check out our professional tips which are in no way meant to be funny. For more Test Chambers, click the banner below or visit our Test Chamber hub.
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