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Tiny Tina's Wonderlands isn't the Borderlands spin-off you cerebrate it is

The rumor is true: Gearbox habitual during today's Summertime Game Fest Outset livestream that it is working happening a Borderlands spinoff "full of whimsy, wonder, and high-powered weaponry" called Tiny Tina's Wonderlands. But it's in all likelihood not quite what you'rhenium expecting.

Tiny Tina's Wonderlands is a fully standalone crippled, with a push supporting co-op fun for up to four players and "quotable end-halt content." Players volition create and customize their own single multiclass characters, and then embark upon a quest "across a chaotic fairyland" to stop the evil Dragon Lord, encountering characters like a lute-wielding Bardbarian and the Fairy Punchfather as they go bad.

Ashly Burch wish return to sound Bantam Tina, while Andy Samberg volition portray Captain Valentine, Wanda Sykes will play a rules-taken up robot named Frette, and Will Arnett will step into the role of the Dragon Lord.

"Wonderlands is a culmination of over a decade of on-and-unsatisfactory development at Gear case Software towards a role-playing gun for hire kick in a fantasy universe," Gearbox hirer Randy Pitchford said. "For me, bringing actual Borderlands guns to engagement dragons, skeletons, goblins, and more in an original fairyland imagined by the galaxy's deadliest 13-year-old, Tiny Tina, Eastern Samoa a young, full-featured triple-A videogame is a daydream come up true."

Tiny Tina's Wonderlands is potential to be unconscious in early 2022, and will be available on Personal computer through Steam and the Epic Games Store. For straight off, you can find out more at playwonderlands.com.

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