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Test Chamber – The Many Missteps Of Battleborn
We’ve been curious about Battleborn for a long time. Borrowing ideas from MOBAs, FPS, melee action games, and RPGs, the new Gearbox game seemed like an ambitious project that might be a breath of fresh air in the crowded shooter genre. Unfortunately, in our first few days of playing the final game, we’ve found a game rife with problems.
Come join Jeff Marchiafava, Dan Tack, and myself as we play through one of the story missions early in the Battleborn campaign, and learn why we’re having a hard time recommending the game at this juncture.
Battleborn is out now for PS4, Xbox One, and PC.
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