Tales from the borderlands secret character

I like the format, and think itвЂ™s still an interesting way to present multiple angles on a plot, but I was a bit disappointed that Telltale didnвЂ™t deviate too much from its other games. They all end up running around the dangerous, alien Pandora searching for one of BorderlandsвЂ™ legendary vaults, getting into death races with bandits, befriending robots, exploring technological ruins, and struggling to balance their ambitions with their consciences-which is where we interact.

TheyвЂ™re both on shady ground when they meet, Fiona running a scam with her sister Sasha, and Rhys trying to screw over his corporate Hyperion boss with his best friend Vaughn. TheyвЂ™re a funny, self-interested pair with questionable morals-almost, but not quite a cheeseball bickering anime duo. I love the main characters-Fiona and Rhys-who are sardonic, conflicted, and cute but not nauseatingly so. There are are plenty of gruesome deaths, to be sure, but Telltale has created a stand-alone comedy adventure that succeeds because of great storytelling, not вЂmidget psychosвЂ™ or freaking Claptrap. ItвЂ™s not serious, but finds its levity through character-driven jokes more than screaming violence. ItвЂ™s a story adventure spin-off which balances BorderlandsвЂ™ urge to be impressed with itself for using swears with some great new characters and a tinge of sincerity.

Tales from the borderlands secret character