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

A kingdom faces peril as its queen is taken, and only daring heroes can restore peace. Traverse enchanted forests, eerie crypts, and guarded fortresses, where danger and chaos await. Every turn can shift unexpectedly under Tina’s unpredictable and mischievous rule.

• Choose from six unique Vault Hunters, each with distinct abilities, for immediate solo or cooperative fantasy combat.
• Battle dragons, skeletons, and golems while uncovering Tina’s unpredictable surprises and abundant magical loot.
• Wield powerful firearms enhanced by magical grenades that unleash devastating elemental spells against foes.
• Play cooperatively online or via LAN to share the adventure and tackle challenges together.

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

If you missed out on the DLC the first time around, though, and you’re a Borderlands fan, it’s well worth jumping into; Tiny Tina’s Assault on Dragon Keep was a highlight of Borderlands 2‘s season pass, and it’s just as joyous to play now. And if you’ve never tried a Borderlands game before, why not start here? The first-person shooter action is on point, and it’s packed with silly humour and more loot than you can ever imagine. For less than a tenner, you really can’t go wrong.

GameSpew

Is this One-Shot Adventure an essential replay? Absolutely not, but as a nice primer for the upcoming leap into Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands, this chaotic dose of cell-shaded action-fantasy is well worth the short return trip.

Push Square

Tiny Tina’s Assault on Dragon Keep: A Wonderlands One-Shot Adventure is an action-packed few hours that’s showing its age. But if you’re a Borderlands fan and didn’t check it out nine years ago, you probably won’t be disappointed. Its fantasy setting has just enough legs to carry it through to its conclusion, although I question how many players will be interested in a full game’s worth of this stuff next month. It’s not without its charm and there are certainly enjoyable moments to be had. However, it highlights that Borderlands is in need of something more than a setting switch to bring it into the 2020s.

Downtime Bros