GReat game, takes forever to get into a round. No player pool.

I was so hyped for this game but unfortunately this game extremely disappointing for me.This is not a worthy successor to borderlands and that's even more disappointing that 2k games &a gearbox marketed as a successor to borderlands.All I have to say about this game is it has good multiplayer but...

Only if you liked Borderlands will you probably like this game (at least graphics wise) Here we have the basic comic book style graphics. I myself like more realistic graphics, but that does in no way take away the great hours of game play you will find here in this game.

Where the Battleborn experience is often at its most chaotic, it is usually at its most fun. However, this tends to be rather less than would have been hoped. Battleborn is not a pure FPS; the 25 (to start with) characters that make up the playable cast are all augmented with several unlockable...

Battleborn mixes the FPS and MOBA genres to produce a game that oozes character and original ideas. Just don't expect to love it straightaway.

Crazy cast of characters; The depth of strategy; Perfecting your character build; Striking visuals

The lack of teamwork; Sporadic technical hitches

Could be the GOTY for me. Has multiplayer, has single player, has co-op, has competitive play. This game is the full package, something other games should work on. Good bye life.

The cast of is fantastic; I've enjoyed exploring the ins and outs of characters like the steampunk sniper Marquis and fungal healer Miko, and every time I play I'm focused on earning further access to the unique roster.

Fantastic Heroes; Exciting Leveling System; Some Fun Stages

Repetitive Campaign; Underwhelming Story

Battleborn [ official site ] is Gearbox's hero-shooter-sometimes-a-MOBA-sometimes-co-op-story-sometimes-all-these-other-things… thingummy. Having spent many hours with it I'm no closer to a succinct definition of what it actually is but I can tell you I did not have a great or inspiring time.

Battleborn is a cooperative "hero shooter" first and foremost. You can pick from one of 25 (yes 25!) different characters, join up with four other people (or play solo) to fight hordes of enemies across eight massive interlinking campaign missions.

Well presented + 25 characters + Skill tree system works well + Tons of in-game character content + Massive Maps

BUGS!; Multiplayer characters don't feel balanced; Replayability Lacking; Visual Overload; Humour Delivery

Classic Gearbox shooting with an experimental MOBA twist, but it's no Borderlands.